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  ▼a  AHMAD SAHAR; CRAIG CLAYTON.

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  ▼a  IOS 13 PROGRAMMING FOR BEGINNERS;GET STARTED WITH BUILDING IOS APPS WITH SWIFT 5 AND XCODE 11, 4TH EDITION.

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  ▼a  [Place of publication not identified]:
  ▼b  PACKT Publishing,
  ▼c  2020.

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  ▼a  Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- About Packt -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Section1: Swift -- Getting Familiar with Xcode -- Technical requirements -- Downloading and installing Xcode from the App Store -- Understanding the Xcode user interface -- Running the app in the Simulator -- Understanding the No Device and Build Only Device menu items -- Using an iOS 13 device for development -- Trusting the Developer App certificate on your iOS device -- Connecting an iOS device wirelessly -- Summary -- Simple Values and Types -- Technical requirements

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  ▼a  Understanding Swift playgrounds -- Customizing fonts and colors -- Exploring data types -- Storing integers -- Storing floating-point numbers -- Storing Booleans -- Storing strings -- Using common data types in the playground -- Exploring constants and variables -- Understanding type inference and type safety -- Using type annotation to specify a type -- Type safety -- Exploring operators -- Using arithmetic operators -- Using compound assignment operators -- Using comparison operators -- Using logical operators -- Performing string operations -- Using the print() instruction -- Summary

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  ▼a  Conditionals and Optionals -- Technical requirements -- Introducing conditionals -- Using if statements -- Using switch statements -- Introducing optionals -- Using optionals and optional binding -- Summary -- Range Operators and Loops -- Technical requirements -- Range operators -- Loops -- The for-in loop -- The while loop -- The repeat-while loop -- Summary -- Collection Types -- Technical requirements -- Understanding arrays -- Creating an array -- Checking the number of elements in an array -- Adding a new item to an array -- Accessing an array element -- Assigning a new value to an index

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  ▼a  Removing an item from an array -- Iterating over an array -- Understanding dictionaries -- Creating a dictionary -- Checking the number of elements in a dictionary -- Adding a new item to a dictionary -- Accessing a dictionary element -- Assigning a new value to a key -- Removing an item from a dictionary -- Iterating over a dictionary -- Understanding sets -- Creating a set -- Checking the number of elements in a set -- Adding a new item to a set -- Checking whether a set contains an item -- Removing an item from a set -- Iterating over a set -- Set operations -- Set membership and equality

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  ▼a  Functions and Closures -- Technical requirements -- Understanding functions -- Creating a function -- Using custom argument labels -- Using nested functions -- Using functions as return types -- Using functions as parameters -- Using a guard statement to exit a function early -- Understanding closures -- Simplifying closures -- Summary -- Classes, Structures, and Enumerations -- Technical requirements -- Understanding classes -- Creating a class declaration -- Making an instance of the class -- Making a subclass -- Overriding a superclass method -- Understanding structures

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  ▼a  IOS 13 Programming for Beginners is a popular introductory guide on learning the essentials of Swift programming and iOS development for building your first iOS app and publishing it on the App Store. Fully updated to cover the latest features of iOS 13, you will be up to speed with writing your first iOS app with this practical guide.

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  ▼t  IOS 13 Programming for Beginners : Get Started with Building IOS Apps with Swift 5 and Xcode 11, 4th Edition.
  ▼d  Birmingham : Packt Publishing, Limited, ©2020,
  ▼z  9781838821906

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