Lessons: 27Length: 3.5 hours
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4.1 The Swift Standard Library
Like most other languages, Swift provides some basic functionality and types for us to start using right out of the box. While most of the functionality you will be tapping into with Swift will come in the form of the iOS and OS X SDKs, it is still important to have a good knowledge of these foundational concepts.
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1.Introduction
1.1Welcome04:20
1.1
Welcome
04:20
1.2Prerequisites03:05
1.2
Prerequisites
03:05
1.3The REPL07:59
1.3
The REPL
07:59
1.4More About Playgrounds11:00
1.4
More About Playgrounds
11:00
2.Language Constructs
2.1Variables and Constants07:52
2.1
Variables and Constants
07:52
2.2Optionals06:40
2.2
Optionals
06:40
2.3Control Flow Part 1: Loops09:30
2.3
Control Flow Part 1: Loops
09:30
2.4Control Flow Part 2: Conditionals08:33
2.4
Control Flow Part 2: Conditionals
08:33
2.5Comments04:29
2.5
Comments
04:29
2.6Functions18:42
2.6
Functions
18:42
2.7Closures12:07
2.7
Closures
12:07
2.8Classes and Structures06:27
2.8
Classes and Structures
06:27
2.9Properties11:20
2.9
Properties
11:20
2.10Methods10:28
2.10
Methods
10:28
2.11Extensions06:37
2.11
Extensions
06:37
2.12Protocols08:49
2.12
Protocols
08:49
3.Swift and Object Oriented Programming
3.1Object Oriented Programming02:22
3.1
Object Oriented Programming
02:22
3.2Abstraction02:39
3.2
Abstraction
02:39
3.3Encapsulation07:17
3.3
Encapsulation
07:17
3.4Inheritance08:13
3.4
Inheritance
08:13
3.5Polymorphism07:21
3.5
Polymorphism
07:21
4.Built-In Types
4.1The Swift Standard Library02:19
4.1
The Swift Standard Library
02:19
4.2String10:57
4.2
String
10:57
4.3Array13:27
4.3
Array
13:27
4.4Dictionary11:40
4.4
Dictionary
11:40
4.5Numeric Types03:55
4.5
Numeric Types
03:55
5.Conclusion
5.1Goodbye01:19
5.1
Goodbye
01:19
