🍼Project: Swift Basics
Due Date: Thursday March 2nd
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Due Date: Thursday March 2nd
Last updated
Welcome to Cornell App Development’s iOS Course! The goal for this week’s project is simple: Swift will (hopefully) become your language of choice.
This week’s project will be a playground that will guide you through basic Swift syntax. You can think of a playground as a mini-Xcode project. You can do many things on a Playground that can you do an Xcode project, like create views and classes, but it is more of a place to experiment than to build a full-blown project. Hence the name playground.
To start this week’s project, download the Playground project below and fill in the questions. The Playground consists of 5 parts and each part has 0-4 sub-questions.
Once you are finished, make sure to read the cheat sheet on how to submit your project. It has important guidelines on project submissions (e.g. name your playground “_p1”).
And most importantly, have fun!
When you open your assignment, if it does look all pretty like this:
If this is not the case, select editor -> show rendered markup. If you only see "show raw markup", you don't need to do anything.
Part 6 of the homework is extra credit and thus entirely optional!
Challenge: Learn how to use enums to print welcoming strings. More detail in the Project1.playground file.
Hint: read up on Enums and Switches.
