thanks so much Chris, I have downloaded all 16 episodes so I can practice and watch your videos, even I am offline, they are great and big help in accomplishing coding tasks and becoming great developer, please dont stop releasing them
7:05 - how does the for loop know how many items are in the array, as we are merely saying?: for item in d - how does the loop know the range? In the previous loop the range was stipulated as: for counter in 0...2
For loops you have a choice to limit with a number or a range. If you use a loop without instruction, by default it knows it has to cover all items. It's included, for free! (Yeah!!!!) @AdrienVillez
@@CodeWithChris so in the example: (for item in d), the value of the array is assigned to (item). What is is assigned to counter (for counter in 0...2)? - is the index of the array assigned to (counter) or is the value of the loop's counter assigned to (counter)?
So, at 9:58, you're just saying that to add another element/s to the existing array, you basically create another array and concatenate the newly created array to the old one.
thank you for the video every time! i was wondering if you could make some change with the viewing screen. because i'd like to practice while i'm watching the video but since there's many wasted area on the side of the screen while you write the code. and i can't really see the text well. but i can't watch it with the full screen because i need to practice at the same time. ideally i'd like to watch the video with PIP mode but with that, i can't make the size of the screen bigger so have hard time. i would be really nice if you could make your video screen adjustment while you're writing code so that i can read the text. that would help me a lot.
I am familiar with C/C++ but since you are allowed to declare arrays without specifing how long/big they are, does that make linked lists useless in Swift?
hi, Chris, and than you for amazing video. I have one question. why did you make e = [string](). ??? you didn't use the variance. my English is not good so if you explained about it in the video, can you write the reason down here... thank you.
Will you make a tutorial on "how" to use these skills in making an app. What I basically mean is will you make a "how to make an app based on knowledge from this series" video?
Yup! Just check out the other playlists on my Channel. This video series is specially just focused on the language. My other one had a mixture of all the skills required. Specifically, this one: codewithchris.com/how-to-make-iphone-apps-with-no-programming-experience/
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thanks so much Chris, I have downloaded all 16 episodes so I can practice and watch your videos, even I am offline, they are great and big help in accomplishing coding tasks and becoming great developer, please dont stop releasing them
Very clear explanations. I have to say, swift seems much more simple than javascript.
Thank you for making everything easy to understand. Please keep updating more.
Jason Derulo! Thanks for watching :)
That was awesome man! I really like the simplicity of Swift more than Java.
Thanks for watching and your kind words Mickey!
7:05 - how does the for loop know how many items are in the array, as we are merely saying?:
for item in d - how does the loop know the range?
In the previous loop the range was stipulated as: for counter in 0...2
For loops you have a choice to limit with a number or a range. If you use a loop without instruction, by default it knows it has to cover all items. It's included, for free! (Yeah!!!!)
@AdrienVillez
@@CodeWithChris so in the example: (for item in d), the value of the array is assigned to (item). What is is assigned to counter (for counter in 0...2)? - is the index of the array assigned to (counter) or is the value of the loop's counter assigned to (counter)?
So, at 9:58, you're just saying that to add another element/s to the existing array, you basically create another array and concatenate the newly created array to the old one.
Hey Chris! Very nice work! Can you share with me what software you use to edit the video, got some nice zooms and highlighting here and there...
Chris, also can you show how to auto-sync things on apps?
thank you for the video every time! i was wondering if you could make some change with the viewing screen. because i'd like to practice while i'm watching the video but since there's many wasted area on the side of the screen while you write the code. and i can't really see the text well. but i can't watch it with the full screen because i need to practice at the same time. ideally i'd like to watch the video with PIP mode but with that, i can't make the size of the screen bigger so have hard time. i would be really nice if you could make your video screen adjustment while you're writing code so that i can read the text. that would help me a lot.
Hey Morriesong, thanks for the feedback! I'll try to do that
awesome video
Thanks and I love your user name!
I am familiar with C/C++ but since you are allowed to declare arrays without specifing how long/big they are, does that make linked lists useless in Swift?
hi, Chris, and than you for amazing video. I have one question. why did you make e = [string](). ??? you didn't use the variance. my English is not good so if you explained about it in the video, can you write the reason down here... thank you.
nice explanation, please upload video on closure , extension , protocol and more topic
Thanks Jamal. All in due time!
hi chris, nice tutorial. im a beginner for swift. would you please share about how to split an integer to digits? for example, 96 -> 9,6
appreciate!
Hey Nam, check out this thread: stackoverflow.com/questions/30415937/swift-split-int-to-its-individual-digits
If I want to build an app that doubles as social media and buy/sell. What should I learn/ videos I should watch from you
I'm really enjoying your lessons... Do you have any on local JSON files?
Just add the JSON to your Xcode project and reach it by using Bundle.
developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/bundle
Chris, can you do videos on Touch ID? Thanks
Hey Hunter, thanks for the feedback! I'll see about that!
We have been waiting for Ep-17 ......... Please Chris.
+Jason Derulo just edited today. It'll be posted tomorrow! Thanks for your support!!
Thank you SOOOOO Much!!! Can't wait!!!!
Will you make a tutorial on "how" to use these skills in making an app. What I basically mean is will you make a "how to make an app based on knowledge from this series" video?
Yup! Just check out the other playlists on my Channel. This video series is specially just focused on the language. My other one had a mixture of all the skills required. Specifically, this one: codewithchris.com/how-to-make-iphone-apps-with-no-programming-experience/
swift seems like a modern BASIC language
it is really confortable to use and learn
-Adrien