Master functions and closures in Swift, Apple's programming language for iOS and Mac OS. Learn through practical examples to write eloquent code.
This course dives into functions and closures in Swift, Apple’s programming gem. You’ll learn fun stuff like higher order functions and how to write cleaner code—all while keeping it super simple and straightforward.
Learn how to use functions and closures in Swift, Apple's new programming language for building iOS and Mac OSX apps.
Note:Â this course was published many years ago. Please consult with the documentations for the latest details.
This course focuses on the functional features of the Swift programming language. Concepts like closures, value capturing, higher order functions and closure inline expressions, among many more are covered through simple examples.
This course is relatively short but focused to give you a better understanding of functions and closures in Swift since they are as important as objects and classes.
Become familiar with functional features in Swift
Write more declarative and eloquent code
Become very comfortable with functions and closures in Swift
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​ My name is AJ and I'm a Software Engineer. I have worked on a variety of projects ranging from implementing user interfaces, to making productivity tools for engineers and designers. I am also very passionate about education and enjoy sharing what I learn with the world.I am also the co-author of the Less Web Development Cookbook published by Packt...
Too basic
This is good one. I have seen many sources. But is perfect one for basics.
The course is simple and clean. But it is on backdated code. Please update it.
Good
Thanks a lot. Very easily explained closures and functions.
All the concepts were explained clearly and concisely. Very nicely done!
Easy follow this course
Non
very well explained
Some videos are updated.
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Muhammad R. I.
Well, I watched this in 2021. So most of them are outdated by now. But I want to see their explanation on Closure and its variants cause I seem to have problems in understanding Closure. I hope this will give me insight.