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Swift: Mastering the Core Concepts

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(Inclusive of all applicable taxes)

Course Format:

Self-paced

Duration:

1 Week

Commitment:

3 hours

Language:

English

What will you learn in the course?

  • Understanding the fundamentals of Swift
  • Getting acquainted with Swift functions
  • Exploring collection types and generics
  • Getting familiar with type casting and type checking
  • Beginning with the concept of closures
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Features Include

What is Swift?

Swift is a broadly useful programming language created by Apple Inc. and the open-source community

Swift works with Apple's Cocoa framework and can operate with the huge body of existing Objective-C code developed for Apple products

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Make a life-changing career decision now!

Swift is the most in-demand language that is used by the Apple ecosystem of products such as iPhone and iPad. As Swift is an open source its abilities can be applied to a much more extensive scope of platforms, from mobile phones, to desktops, to the cloud. The continuous growth in enterprise apps has increased the focus on App development, with high downloads and in-app purchases augmenting its progress. Here is what you can look forward to in terms of career and job prospects.

Expected growth at CAGR 11.5%

The global mobile application market from 2020-2027 (Source: Grand View Research)

6.0

Increase in jobs for Swift programming language (Source: fossbytes.com)

~6 LPA

Average base salary of a Swift Programmer (Source: PayScale)

Program for you

Is the programme for you?

Swift: Mastering the Core Concepts Course is a smart way to achieve the growth you seek in your career, especially if you are:

  • A graduate or postgraduate student, wanting to learn this skill
  • A jobseeker or working professional, seeking to upskill in new technologies

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