Learn How To Code Professional Swift Development For iOS

Learn How To Code – Professional Swift Development For iOS, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 165 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 33 reviews, and has 336 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand every aspect of the programming language Swift Develop iOS applications all on your own This course is ideal for individuals who are Programming beginners or Advanced programmers It is particularly useful for Programming beginners or Advanced programmers.

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Summary

Title: Learn How To Code – Professional Swift Development For iOS

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 165

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 165

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 167

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 167

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand every aspect of the programming language Swift

Develop iOS applications all on your own

Who Should Attend

Programming beginners

Advanced programmers

Target Audiences

Programming beginners

Advanced programmers

Want to learn everything there is to know about Apple’s programming language Swift and have some fun developing awesome iOS?applications on the way?

You have found the right course!

We have put our knowledge in a course that follows a hands-on approach even in the theoretical parts!

By taking this course you will learn every aspect of Swift to be able to develop your own applications with ease. To make this even easier we will talk about different applications and provide examples for a lot of different functionalities.

No copy and pasting of code without understanding what it does!

We want for you to become proficient at what you do and be able to use the knowledge gained throughout the course to help your career and future plans!

We are here to help you understand everything we talk about and have done our best to achieve this. If however you still have questions we will gladly help you ?personally in the Q&A section here on Udemy.

We will provide you with all the resources you need to build everything included in this course, including step by step source codes for all of the projects!

Course Curriculum

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Before you start

Lecture 3: Resources

Chapter 1: Swift Basics

Lecture 1: Hello, World

Lecture 2: Variables & Constants

Lecture 3: Types & Type Declaration

Lecture 4: Manipulating Values

Lecture 5: Arrays & Dictionaries I

Lecture 6: Arrays & Dictionaries II

Lecture 7: Variables without initial values

Lecture 8: Operators I

Lecture 9: Operators II

Lecture 10: Operators III

Lecture 11: if-Statements

Lecture 12: for-Loops I

Lecture 13: for-Loops II

Lecture 14: Exercises I

Lecture 15: Solutions I

Lecture 16: while-Loops

Lecture 17: switch-Statements

Lecture 18: Operators IV

Lecture 19: Operators V

Lecture 20: Logical Operator Example

Lecture 21: Exercises II

Lecture 22: Exercises II Text

Lecture 23: Solutions II

Chapter 2: Swift Wiki

Lecture 1: Functions I

Lecture 2: Functions II

Lecture 3: Functions III

Lecture 4: Functions IV

Lecture 5: Functions V

Lecture 6: Functions VI

Lecture 7: Functions VII

Lecture 8: Closures I

Lecture 9: Closures II

Lecture 10: Closures III

Lecture 11: Closures IV

Lecture 12: Enumerations I

Lecture 13: Enumerations II

Lecture 14: Enumerations III

Lecture 15: Enumerations IV

Lecture 16: Classes & Structs I

Lecture 17: Classes & Structs II

Lecture 18: Classes & Structs III

Lecture 19: Classes & Structs IV

Lecture 20: Properties I

Lecture 21: Properties II

Lecture 22: Properties III

Lecture 23: Properties IV

Lecture 24: Properties V

Lecture 25: Methods I

Lecture 26: Methods II

Lecture 27: Methods III

Lecture 28: Subscripts

Lecture 29: Inheritance

Lecture 30: Initialization I

Lecture 31: Initialization II

Lecture 32: Initialization III

Lecture 33: Initialization IV

Lecture 34: Initialization V

Lecture 35: Initialization VI

Lecture 36: Initialization VII

Lecture 37: Initialization VIII

Lecture 38: Initialization IX

Lecture 39: Deinitialization

Lecture 40: ARC I

Lecture 41: ARC II

Lecture 42: ARC III

Lecture 43: Optional Chaining

Lecture 44: Error Handling I

Lecture 45: Error Handling II

Lecture 46: Error Handling III

Lecture 47: Error Handling IV

Lecture 48: Type Casting I

Lecture 49: Type Casting II

Lecture 50: Nested Types

Lecture 51: Extensions I

Lecture 52: Extensions II

Lecture 53: Protocols I

Lecture 54: Protocols II

Lecture 55: Protocols III

Lecture 56: Protocols IV

Lecture 57: Protocols V

Lecture 58: Protocols VI

Lecture 59: Protocols VII

Lecture 60: Protocols VIII

Lecture 61: Generics I

Lecture 62: Generics II

Lecture 63: Generics III

Lecture 64: Generics IV

Lecture 65: Generics V

Lecture 66: Advanced Operators I

Lecture 67: Advanced Operators II

Lecture 68: Advanced Operators III

Lecture 69: Advanced Operators IV

Lecture 70: Advanced Operators V

Instructors

Timothy Meixner
Meixner & Ruof

Johannes Ruof
Meixner & Ruof

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5 stars: 22 votes

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