Swift Basics

iOS Platform Overview
Under this, We will will discuss about the iOS platform definition i.e. What is iOS Platform ?

Swift “Hello World” Program

In this Class, you will dive into Swift programming by writing a “Hello, World!” program.
You’ll learn the basic syntax for a working Swift program.
Table of Contents

• What is a “Hello, World!” program
• “Hello, World!” program on Xcode Playground
• How Swift “Hello, World!” Program works?
• “Hello, World!” Program on Terminal

Swift Variables, Constants and Literals
In this Class, you will learn about variables,constants, literals and their use cases in Swift programming.
Table of Contents
What is a variable?
How to declare variables?
How to assign value to a variable?
Type inferred variable
Modifying value of a variable
What is a constant?
How to declare constants?
How to assign value to a constant?
Typed inferred constant
Modifying value of a constant
What is a Literal?
Types of literals
Integer literals
String & Character literals
Floating point literals
Boolean literals
Rules and Best practices for variables & constants

Swift Data Types
In this class, you will learn about different data types that Swift programming language supports and use it while creating a variable or a constant.
Table of Contents
What is a data type?
Size of a data type
Swift Data types
Bool
Integer
Int8
UInt
Float
Double
Character
String

Swift Comments
In this class, you will learn about Swift comments, why and how to use them.
Table of Contents
What is a comment?
Types of comments
Single line comment
Multiline comment

Swift Typealias
In this class, you will learn about typealias and its use cases in Swift.
Table of Contents
What is a typealias?
How to create a typealias?
Typealias for built-in types
Typealias for user defined types
Typealias for complex types

Swift Expressions, Statements and Code blocks
In this class, you will learn about Swift expressions, statements and blocks.
Table of Contents
Swift Expressions
Swift Statements
Simple statements
Compiler control statements
Control flow statements
Swift Code Blocks

Swift Basic Operators and Variables
In this class, you’ll learn everything about different types of operators in Swift programming language, their syntax and how to use them with examples.
What is an operator?
Types of operator
Based on number of operands
Unary operator
Binary operator
Ternary operator
Based on operation of an operator
Assignment operators
Arithmetic operators
Comparison operators
Logical operators

Swift Ranges
In this class, you will learn about range, its type and use cases in Swift.
Table of Contents
What is a range?
Closed range operator
Half open range operator
Types of ranges
Closed range
Half open range
One sided range

Swift Characters and Strings
In this class, you will learn about characters and strings usage in Swift. You’ll also learn different operations that can be performed on strings and characters.
Table of Contents
What is a character?
How to declare and assign a character?
Creating character using unicode
What is a string?
How to declare and assign a string?
Operations on a string
String comparison
String concatenation
String interpolation
Helpful built-in string functions & variables
isEmpty
capitalized
uppercased & lowercased
count
hasPrefix
hasSuffix

Swift Basic Input and Output
In this class, you will learn different ways to display output and get input in Swift.
Table of Contents
Swift Basic Output
Print using simple print() function
Print constants, variables and literals
Print using terminator parameter
Print multiple items using single function
Print multiple lines
Print multiple lines using triple quotes
Print variables using string interpolation
Swift Basic Input

Swift for-in Loop (Control Flow)
In this class, you will learn about for-in loop, its use cases and variants.
Table of Contents
What is a for-in loop?
Why do we need it?
For-in loop syntax
How it works?
Discard range value in a for-in loop
For-in loop for fixed intervals using stride
Access elements of a collection using for-in
Access characters of a string using for-in
Access indices of collectio using for-in
Filter elements using where in for-in

Swift Optionals
In this class, you will learn about optional, its use cases and optional handling in Swift.
Table of Contents
What is Swift Optional?
How to declare an optional?
Assign and access value from optional
Explicitly declared unwrapped optional
Fatal error when accessing unwrapped optional
Optional handling
If-statement
If-let statement
Guard statement
Nil-coalescing operator
Swift guard statement
In this class, you will learn to use guard statement to control the flow of your program’s execution.
Table of Contents
What is a guard statement?
Syntax of guard statement
How it works?
Exit the scope (A must)
Guard statement inside a function
Guard with optionals
Guard with multiple conditions

Swift switch Statement
In this class, you will learn to use switch control statements to control the flow of your program’s execution.
Table of Contents
Swift switch statement
Swift syntax
How it works (with flowchart)?
Example 1: Simple program using switch
Example 2: Fallthrough with switch
Example 3: Complex patterns using switch
Swift Ternary Conditional Operator
In this class, you will learn to use conditional or ternary operator to alter control flow of the program.
Table of Contents
Swift ternary operator and its syntax
How it works?
Why use ternary conditional operator?
Example: Ternary conditional operator
Things to remember

Swift if, if…else Statement
In this class, you will learn to use two conditional statements: if and if…else to control the flow of your program’s execution.
Table of Contents
Swift if (if-then) statement
How if statement works?
Example: if statement
Swift if..else (if-then-else) statement
How if..else statement works?
Example: if..else statement
Swift if..else..if (if-else-if) statement
Example: if..else..if statement
Swift nested if..else statement
Example: nested if..else statement
Swift Operators
In this class, you’ll learn everything about different types of operators in Swift programming language, their syntax and how to use them with examples.
Table of Contents
What is an operator?
Types of operator
Based on number of operands
Unary operator
Binary operator
Ternary operator
Based on operation of an operator
Assignment operators
Arithmetic operators
Comparison operators
Logical operators

Nested Loops in Swift
In this class, you will learn about nested loops and how it works, with examples.
Table of Contents
What is a Nested Loop?
Swift Nested for-in Loop
Swift Nested while Loop
Swift Nested repeat-while Loop
Swift Nested while-for Loop
Example: Create a Pattern Using Nested Loops
Swift continue Statement
In this class, you will learn to use continue statement to transfer control of the program.
Table of Contents
Swift continue statement
How continue statement works in Swift?
Example: Swift continue statement
How continue statement works in case of nested loops?
Labeled Statement with continue
How labeled statement works with continue?
Example: labeled statement with continue

Swift break Statement
In this class, you will learn to use break statement to transfer control of the program.
Table of Contents
Swift break statement
How break statement works in Swift?
Example: Swift break statement
How break statement works in case of nested loops?
Labeled statement with break
How labeled statement works with break? Example: labeled statement with break

Swift Nested Functions
In this class, you will learn about nested functions in Swift and how it works with examples.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Syntax
Example 1: Nested function without parameters
Example 2: Nested function with parameters and return values

Swift Recursion
In this class, you will learn to create a recursive function; a function that calls itself.
Table of Contents
Recursion introduction
How recursion works in Swift?
Example: Printing N positive numbers using recursion
Example: Factorial of a number using recursion
Swift Function Parameters and Return Values
In this class, you’ll learn about different user defined functions that takes inputs of different types and returns output, with examples.
Table of Contents
Function with no parameters and no return value
Function with no parameter but return value
Function with parameter but no return value
Function with parameter and return value
Function with multiple parameters and multiple return values, Function with argument label
Function with default parameter values
Function with variadic parameter
Function with in-out parameter

Swift Closures
In this class, you’ll learn what is a closure, syntax, types of closures in Swift with examples.
Table of Contents
What is a closure in Swift?
Syntax of closure
Simple closure
Closure that contains statements
Closure that accepts parameter
Closure that returns value
Passing closures as a function parameter
Trailing closure
Autoclosure
Autoclosure with arguments and return value
Escaping vs No escaping closures
No escaping closure
Escaping closure
Closure as a Completion Handler
How completion handler works?
Swift Function Overloading
In this class, you will learn about function overloading, when do we need function overloading and how to overload with examples.
Table of Contents
Why do we need function overloading?
What is function overloading?
Function overloading with different parameter types
Function overloading with different number of parameters
Function overloading with same argument label

Swift Dictionary
In this class, you will learn about what dictionary is, creating a dictionary and some common operations in dictionary.
Table of Contents
What is a dictionary?
How to declare a dictionary?
Accessing elements of dictionary
Iterating a dictionary using for-in loop
Set/Change elements of dictionary
Some helpful built in dictionary functions and properties
isEmpty
first
count
keys
removeValue
Swift Arrays
In this class, you will learn about arrays, creating it, accessing values of an array and some common operations in array.
Table of Contents
What is an array?
How to declare an array?
Declare array containing repeating value specified number of times
How values are stored in array?
Accessing an array
Modifying array elements
Modify array as a whole
Adding new array element
Some helpful built in array functions and properties
isEmpty
first
append
insert
remove
reversed
count

Swift Sets
In this class, you will learn about sets, creating sets, modifying them and some common operations in sets.
Table of Contents
What is a set?
How to declare a set?
Accessing a set
Add new element in a set
Set Operations
Union
Intersection
Subtracting
Symmetric Difference
Set Membership and Equality Operations
Set Equality
Set Membership
Some helpful built in set functions and properties
isEmpty
first
insert
reversed
count
removeFirst

Collection Types
Swift provides three primary collection types, known as arrays, sets, and dictionaries, for storing collections of values. Arrays are ordered collections of values. Sets are unordered collections of unique values. Dictionaries are unordered collections of key-value associations.

Control Flow
Swift provides a variety of control flow statements. These include while loops to perform a task multiple times; if, guard, and switch statements to execute different branches of code based on certain conditions; and statements such as break and continue to transfer the flow of execution to another point in your code. Swift also provides a for-in loop that makes it easy to iterate over arrays, dictionaries, ranges, strings, and other sequences.Detail of Control flow is mentioned above.

Functions
Functions are self-contained chunks of code that perform a specific task. You give a function a name that identifies what it does, and this name is used to “call” the function to perform its task when needed.
Swift’s unified function syntax is flexible enough to express anything from a simple C-style function with no parameter names to a complex Objective-C-style method with names and argument labels for each parameter. Parameters can provide default values to simplify function calls and can be passed as in-out parameters, which modify a passed variable once the function has completed its execution.

Class & Structures
In this lesson, we’re going to explore the fundamental building blocks of object-oriented programming in Swift, classes and structures. In Swift, classes and structures feel and behave very similarly, but there are a number of key differences that you need to understand to avoid common pitfalls.

Inheritance
A class can inherit methods, properties, and other characteristics from another class. When one class inherits from another, the inheriting class is known as a subclass, and the class it inherits from is known as its superclass. Inheritance is a fundamental behavior that differentiates classes from other types in Swift.
Properties & Methods
Properties
Properties associate values with a particular class, structure, or enumeration. Stored properties store constant and variable values as part of an instance, whereas computed properties calculate (rather than store) a value. Computed properties are provided by classes, structures, and enumerations. Stored properties are provided only by classes and structures.

Methods
Methods are functions that are associated with a particular type. Classes, structures, and enumerations can all define instance methods, which encapsulate specific tasks and functionality for working with an instance of a given type. Classes, structures, and enumerations can also define type methods, which are associated with the type itself. Type methods are similar to class methods in Objective-C.

Extensions
Like categories in Objective-C, extensions in Swift give you the opportunity to add functionality to a type. This is not only possible for your own types, but also for types for which you don’t have access to the source code.

Protocols
A protocol defines a blueprint of methods, properties, and other requirements that suit a particular task or piece of functionality. The protocol can then be adopted by a class, structure, or enumeration to provide an actual implementation of those requirements. Any type that satisfies the requirements of a protocol is said to conform to that protocol.

iOS APIs

UIView
The UIView class is a concrete class that you can instantiate and use to display a fixed background color. You can also subclass it to draw more sophisticated content.

View Controller and View Controller Life cycle
The UIViewController class defines the shared behavior that is common to all view controllers. You rarely create instances of the UIViewController class directly.

TableView
Table views are versatile user interface objects frequently found in iOS apps. A table view presents data in a scrollable list of multiple rows that may be divided into sections.

Table views have many purposes:

• To let users navigate through hierarchically structured data
• To present an indexed list of items
• To display detail information and controls in visually distinct groupings
• To present a selectable list of options

Collection View
Collection View is an object that manages an ordered collection of data items and presents them using customizable layouts. A collection view is a way to present an ordered set of data items using a flexible and changeable layout. The most common use for collection views is to present items in a grid-like arrangement, but collection views in iOS are capable of more than just rows and columns. With collection views, the precise layout of visual elements is definable through subclassing and can be changed dynamically, so you can implement grids, stacks, circular layouts, dynamically changing layouts, or any type of arrangement you can imagine.

Auto Layout
Auto Layout is the primary mechanism for laying and positioning views in iOS. In this course we’re going to cover the basics of Auto Layout and learn how to adapt our apps to different device sizes and orientations. Auto Layout is used for much more than simple layouts though and we’ll look at how we can resize elements based on their content and language as well.

Other UI Components
In this section, you will learn some of the user interface and user experience components that are specific to iOS.

Storyboards And Segues

Storyboards
A storyboard is a visual representation of the user interface of an iOS application, showing screens of content and the connections between those screens. A storyboard is composed of a sequence of scenes, each of which represents a view controller and its views; scenes are connected by segue objects, which represent a transition between two view controllers.

Segues
Use segues to define the flow of your app’s interface. A segue defines a transition between two view controllers in your app’s storyboard file. The starting point of a segue is the button, table row, or gesture recognizer that initiates the segue. The end point of a segue is the view controller you want to display. A segue always presents a new view controller, but you can also use an unwind segue to dismiss a view controller.

Notification Center
Notification Center is a feature in iOS and macOS that provides an overview of alerts from applications. It displays notifications until the user completes an associated action, rather than requiring instant resolution. Users may choose what applications appear in Notification Center, and how they are handled.

Delegates
The main objective of this blog post is to explain what is delegate and how it is helpful in iOS applications. Delegates are a design pattern that allows one object to send messages to another object when a specific event happens. Imagine an object A calls an object B to perform an action. Once the action is complete, object A should know that B has completed the task and take necessary action, this can be achieved with the help of delegates!

NSUserDefault
“How do I store user preferences in my iOS app?” is a pretty common question most developers face at some point in their app development career. Perhaps and app can display information in different, user-selectable units, perhaps the user should be able to enable or disable certain features or perhaps the developer wants to keep track of certain aspects of the state of the app so that it can be restored at a later time. In all of these and many other cases, storing this information in the user defaults system and accessing it with NSUserDefaults is a good solution. In this class, We will explain the user defaults system and what NSUserDefaults is, how it works and some pretty good practices to follow when implementing these defaults.

Core Data
Core Data is one of the most popular frameworks provided by Apple for iOS and macOS apps. Core data is used to manage the model layer object in our application. You can treat Core Data as a framework to save, track, modify and filter the data within iOS apps, however, Core Data is not a Database. Core Data is using SQLite as it’s persistent store but the framework itself is not the database. Core Data does much more than databases like managing the object graphs, tracking the changes in the data and many more things. In this class, we will see how to save and retrieve data using Core Data frameworks.

Version Control System

Use Git as version control system
From version 4, the iOS development tool Xcode has built-in support for the Git version control system and offers the option of creating a Git repository on project creation. For applications that you intend to release to the App Store, you should consider this an essential step.Git was written by Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux, specifically to manage versioning in the Linux kernel. Unlike some other version control systems, it provides a distributed architecture with no need to maintain a central server. It is also very efficient when it comes to branching and tagging (with 15 million lines of code in the Linux kernel it has to be). This makes it a great choice as a lightweight version control system for iOS projects.

How to collaborate with other developers through Git Collaboration
Without a VCS in place, you’re probably working together in a shared folder on the same set of files. Shouting through the office that you are currently working on file “xyz” and that, meanwhile, your teammates should keep their fingers off is not an acceptable workflow. It’s extremely error-prone as you’re essentially doing open-heart surgery all the time: sooner or later, someone will overwrite someone else’s changes.With a VCS, everybody on the team is able to work absolutely freely – on any file at any time. The VCS will later allow you to merge all the changes into a common version. There’s no question where the latest version of a file or the whole project is. It’s in a common, central place: your version control system.

Dependency Manager
Most modern languages come with an official solution for code distribution. In today’s world of modern mobile development, it is essential to re-use the code already written by developers. Code reuse can be achieved by creating and distributing the packages from central repository. A package manager is a tool that simplifies the process of working with code from multiple sources.

Cocoapods
CocoaPods is the dependency manager for Objective-C projects. It has thousands of libraries and can help you scale your projects elegantly. Ultimately, its goal is to improve discoverability of, and engagement in, third party open-source libraries, by creating a more centralized ecosystem. Under this we will guide you to CreateYour Own CocoaPods in Swift.

Exploring most popular libraries in iOS Platform
We probably know that using third-party libraries in iOS projects can save you a lot of time and hassle. The question is, which libraries are worth using? This We will discuss in this class including Swift libraries.

ImagePicker, Alamofire, SDWebimage
Main Objective of this class to give you an idea about ImagePickerController and how to pick image from device cameraroll and capture image from device camera.Alamofire is a Swift-based HTTP networking library for iOS and Mac OS X. It provides an elegant interface on top of Apple’s Foundation networking stack that simplifies a number of common networking tasks. We will guide you using AlamofireSDWebImage is a library that provides a category for UIImageView with support for remote images coming from the web. This library handles all tasks asynchronously, and the performances are amazing. In this class, you will learn implementing SDWebImage.

Networking
In this course, you’ll learn how to incorporate networking into your apps, so they can access data from around the world. You’ll learn how to harness the power of APIs to display images and retrieve data.

JSON
If your app communicates with a web application, information returned from the server is often formatted as JSON. You can use the Foundation framework’s JSONSerialization class to convert JSON into Swift data types like Dictionary, Array, String, Number, and Bool. However, because you can’t be sure of the structure or values of JSON your app receives, it can be challenging to deserialize model objects correctly. This class describes a few approaches you can take when working with JSON in your apps.

Consuming JSON API over network (GET, POST, PUT , DELETE)
In this class we will guide you by using only a subset of the HTTP methods for the actions we need to perform: GET, to retrieve a resource POST, to create a resource DELETE, to delete a resource

Parsing JSON Data
In this you will learn how to Fetch and Parse JSON Using iOS SDK

Objective C
Introduction – Objective-C, Objective C
Fundamentals, Objects and Classes

Objective C-Protocols, Properties, Objective C
-Categories, Selectors, Exception Handling

iOS app development, Objective & agenda, Properties, Inheritance, Access control in inheritance, Polymorphism, Encapsulation, Objective c-categories, Characteristics of categories, Note, Extension, Syntax, Protocols, Syntax, Property of protocols, Dynamic binding, Foundation frame work-deep drive, Data storage-collection type, Exception handling, Fast enumeration – syntax, Fast enumeration – backward, Fast enumeration- forward.

Memory Managment in Objectic-C, Object-creation,Auto Released Objects

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• Implement iOS with Swift
• Understand Swift programming language fundamentals
• APM testing
• Build apps after each lesson masking use of a iOS features
• Assignment

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There are no pre-requisites for this course as you learn iOS app development from scratch using Swift programming language. Basic computer usage skills are enough to take up this course.

What project will you be working on?

There are four projects in this course. Each module concludes with a project that solidifies what you learned in that particular module, giving you valuable hands on experience.

What is Swift?

Swift is a programming language created for iOS, OS X, watchOS and tvOS development which is built on the best of C and Objective-C. Swift adopts safe programming patterns with modern features added to make programming easier and flexible.

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Yes, there is exam for iOS app development.

BSAI Academy Certification

• Once you are successfully complete the project which will be reviewed by a BSAI Academy Expert , you will be awarded with BSAI Academy iOS App Developer certificate.
• The certification will be awarded  upon scoring of at least 85% marks in the exam.

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  4.5 rating

  Anish Dhungel
  IOS Developer,  USA
  

  This class is a two month intensive program. This is a beginner to intermediate course. Swift is a complex programming language. If you're beginner and don't have a programming background then you will struggle in this course. In order to get success in this class, You have to spend tremendous amount of time learning and practicing swift languages by yourself outside of this course even you've some prior knowledge of other programming languages. REALLY! You've to study hard by yourself. You can't just rely on 4 hrs of course in a week to become an IOS developer. If you can't spend time outside of the course then this class is not for you.

  About instructor

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  Overall, I only recommend this course to anyone who is determined to learn and interested in looking to develop an IOS app. The knowledge you've gained in this class paves a foot step to build a real world application. Also, one of the best thing about the class, you will build a real world application for your final project which is going to deploy to the app store. Therefore, It will be a great starting point and relevant in developing an app portfolio to showcase for your future potential employer. However, This is not an easy class and not for everyone. if you're willing to put in the effort, it will be a rewarding experience in the end.

  Good Luck and don't give up!

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  Divya Chhetri
  IOS Developer,  USA
  

  The iOS course is a well-structured course for beginners. Tutorials are to the point and instructor manages to explain everything in detail. Learned a great deal from this course.

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  IOS Developer,  USA
  

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  IOS Developer,  USA
  

  The IOS course was very good as it covered all the required basics to intermediate level necessary for developing an IOS application. the second Instructor was very good and well prepared.
  Thoroughly enjoyed the class.

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  IOS Developer,  USA
  

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