In Swift there is actually a protocol for enums called CaseIterable that, if you add it to your enum, you can just reference all of the cases as a collection with .allCases as so:
enum GeometryClassification: CaseIterable {
case Circle
case Square
case Triangle
}
and then you can .allCases and then .randomElement() to get a random one
let randomGeometry = GeometryClassification.allCases.randomElement()!
The force unwrapping is required because there is a possibility of an enum having no cases and thus randomElement() would return nil.