Learn Intermediate Swift
Why Learn Intermediate Swift?
Swift is a modern programming language that has many powerful features. By learning more about the Swift language, you can build applications more quickly and easily maintain projects.
Take-Away Skills
You will learn how to use enumerations to structure information and how to use optionals to handle values that might be absent. You will also learn how to write powerful higher-order functions that can work with many different types and how to use access control to better organize your code.
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- 1Learn how to use enumerations to model data in Swift.
- 2Learn how to use optionals to handle data that might be nil.
- 3Learn how to use closures to define and call higher-order functions.
- 4Learn how to use properties and access control to protect information and respond to changes.
- 5Learn how to use protocols and generic to write powerful functions, structs, classes, and enums that work with many different types.
What you'll create
Portfolio projects that showcase your new skills
Numero Uno Software Store
Create an application for ordering software products. A store with a defined set of products and shipping types is a great opportunity to use enumerations!
School Database
Build on your knowledge of optionals by creating a mock school database that can handle missing information.
Calculator
Use closures to give additional information to functions by creating a calculator that can combine, filter, and transform numbers.
How you'll master it
Stress-test your knowledge with quizzes that help commit syntax to memory
— Madelyn, Pinterest
I know from first-hand experience that you can go in knowing zero, nothing, and just get a grasp on everything as you go and start building right away.
Course Description
Learn how to use enumerations, optionals, closures, and access control to build robust and powerful Swift programs.
Details
Earn a certificate of completion
9 hours to complete in total
Intermediate
Learn how to use enumerations to model data in Swift.
1 lesson, 1 quiz, 1 project
1 lesson, 1 quiz, 1 project
1 lesson, 1 quiz, 1 project
1 lesson, 1 quiz, 1 project