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E-raamat: Swift Translation Guide for Objective-C: Develop and Design

Maurice Kelly

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Ilmumisaeg: 28-Nov-2014
Kirjastus: Peachpit Press Publications
Keel: eng
ISBN-13: 9780133961324

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Object-oriented programming (OOP)

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Formaat: PDF+DRM
Ilmumisaeg: 28-Nov-2014
Kirjastus: Peachpit Press Publications
Keel: eng
ISBN-13: 9780133961324

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Object-oriented programming (OOP)

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A guide to the Swift programming language for experienced Objective-C developers covers the language basics, including types, syntax, variables, strings, and classes, and explores how to introduce Swift into existing Objective-C projects.

APPLE DESIGNED SWIFT SO YOU wouldn’t need previous Apple programming experience, but many Apple developers will want to take advantage of Swift in existing projects—as well as start writing projects from scratch. In this compact, to-the-point guide, author and iOS developer Maurice Kelly steps existing Objective-C developers through the basics of the Swift language—including types, syntax, variables, strings, and classes—and explores how to use Swift with existing projects and create new apps written completely in Swift.

If you are an Apple developer, this book will quickly give you a solid foundation for writing Swift apps.

THIS BOOK INCLUDES:

Detailed instruction and clear examples
Real-world guidance and advice
Detailed directions for using Swift’s playgrounds to experiment with your code with a minimum of hassle
Emphasis on the core components of the language

COMPANION WEBSITE:

http://swift-translation.guide/ includes additional resources.

A History

xii

Welcome to Swift

xiv

Chapter 1 Creating Swift Projects

(6)

Your First Swift Project

(1)

Fundamental Differences

(1)

No More Header Files

(1)

Main Is Missing

(1)

Semicolons?

(1)

Using Swift And Objective-C Together

(1)

Wrapping Up

(1)

Chapter 2 Playgrounds And The Swift Repl

(10)

Swift Playgrounds

(1)

A Quick Tour Of Swift Playgrounds

(4)

What Can You Do With Playgrounds?

(1)

Creating Your Own Playgrounds

(1)

The Swift Repl

(1)

How To Use The Repl

(1)

Possibilities

(1)

Limitations

(1)

Wrapping Up

(1)

Chapter 3 Language Basics

(22)

Types

(1)

Primitive Types

(2)

Strings

(1)

Functions

(1)

Blocks

(1)

Tuples

(1)

Classes, Structs, And Enumerations

(1)

Collections

(1)

Variable Declarations

(1)

Var And Let

(1)

Mutability

(1)

Type Inference

(1)

Syntax

(1)

Semicolons

(1)

Where Is @?

(1)

No Longer Hip To Be Square

(1)

Control Blocks

(1)

The Post-Preprocessor Age

(1)

Comments

(1)

Operators

(1)

Identical

(1)

Different

(3)

New

(3)

Tuples

(1)

Creating And Using Tuples

(1)

Reusing Tuples

(1)

Wrapping Up

(1)

Chapter 4 Control Structures

(16)

General Changes

(1)

Parentheses Are Optional

(1)

Braces Are Mandatory

(1)

Boolean Conditions

(1)

Loops

(1)

For And For-In

(1)

While And Do-While

(1)

Conditionals

(1)

Switch

(1)

To Integers And Beyond!

(1)

Strings

(1)

Enumerations

(1)

Ranges

(1)

Pattern Matching

(5)

Safety Features

(1)

Wrapping Up

(1)

Chapter 5 Optionals

(8)

Why Do We Need Optionals?

(1)

Declaring An Optional

(1)

Using An Optional

(1)

Unwrapping

(1)

Optional Binding

(1)

Implicit Unwrapping

(1)

Optional Chaining

(1)

Things To Watch Out For

(1)

Nil Coalescing Operator

(1)

No Need To Unwrap

(1)

Wrapping Up

(1)

Chapter 6 Functions

(16)

Calling Functions

(1)

Defining Functions

(1)

Parameter Naming

(2)

Default Parameter Values

(1)

Return Values

(1)

Modifying Function Parameters

(2)

Variadic Parameters

(2)

Function Scopes

(1)

Global Scope

(1)

Scope Of Methods

(1)

Nested Functions

(1)

Using Functions

(1)

Function Types

(2)

Using Functions As Parameter Values

(1)

Using Functions As Return Values

(1)

Wrapping Up

(1)

Chapter 7 Blocks And Closures

(8)

Defining Closures

(1)

Creating The Definition

(1)

Assigning To Variables

(1)

Receiving As Function Parameters

(1)

Creating Type Aliases

(1)

Executing Closures

(1)

Optimizing Closures

(1)

Implicit Returns

(1)

Type Inference

(1)

Shorthand Argument Names

(1)

Trailing Closure Syntax

(1)

Operator Functions

(1)

Capturing Values

(1)

Wrapping Up

(1)

Chapter 8 Strings

(12)

Constructing Strings

(1)

Manipulating Strings

(1)

Examining String Values

(1)

Comparing Strings

(1)

Modifying String Content

(2)

Interacting With Nsstring

(1)

Substrings

(1)

Conversions

(1)

Path Modification And Url Methods

(1)

Explicitly Creating An Nsstring

(1)

Unicode

(1)

Wrapping Up

(2)

Chapter 9 Classes

100

(16)

Creating Classes

102

(1)

Methods

102

(1)

Properties

103

(1)

Stored Properties

103

(4)

Read-Only Properties

107

(1)

Think About Your Self

108

(1)

Initializers

108

(1)

Creating Initializers

109

(1)

Using Convenience And Designated Initializers

109

(1)

Deinitializing

110

(1)

Inheritance

111

(1)

Overriding A Method

111

(1)

Calling To The Superclass

112

(1)

Access Control

112

(1)

Private

113

(1)

Internal

114

(1)

Public

114

(1)

Subscripting

114

(1)

Wrapping Up

115

(1)

Chapter 10 Structures And Enumerations

116

(12)

Structures

118

(1)

Defining A Structure

118

(2)

Modifying A Structure

120

(2)

Enumerations

122

(1)

Creating Enumerations

122

(1)

Using Enumerations

123

(1)

Associated Values

124

(2)

Methods And Computed Properties

126

(1)

Nesting Types

126

(1)

Wrapping Up

127

(1)

Chapter 11 Memory Management

128

(6)

Swift Memory Management

130

(1)

When To Use Weak And Unowned References

131

(1)

Closures

132

(1)

Wrapping Up

133

(1)

Chapter 12 Collections

134

(12)

General Comparisons

136

(1)

Arrays

136

(1)

Creating Arrays

137

(1)

Reading Array Contents

137

(1)

Manipulating Arrays

138

(3)

Dictionaries

141

(1)

Creating Dictionaries

141

(1)

Reading From Dictionaries

142

(1)

Manipulating Dictionaries

143

(1)

Mutability

144

(1)

Wrapping Up

145

(1)

Chapter 13 Protocols, Extensions, And Generics

146

(10)

Protocols

148

(1)

Creating

148

(2)

Conforming To Protocols

150

(1)

Extensions

151

(1)

Generics

152

(1)

Generic Functions

152

(1)

Generic Types

153

(1)

Wrapping Up

154

(2)

Chapter 14 There Isn't A Word For That

156

(8)

Only In Objective-C

158

(1)

Exception Handling

158

(1)

Kvo

158

(1)

Reflection

159

(1)

Dynamic Dispatch

159

(1)

New To Swift

160

(1)

Namespaces

160

(1)

Custom Operators

160

(1)

Filter, Map, And Reduce

161

(2)

Wrapping Up

163

(1)

Chapter 15 Interacting With Objective-C

164

(8)

Introducing Swift To Objective-C

166

(1)

Adding Swift Files

166

(1)

Using Swift Code In Objective-C

167

(1)

Using Objective-C With Swift

168

(1)

Adding Objective-C Files

168

(1)

Syntax Changes

169

(1)

Type Changes

169

(1)

Working With C Code

170

(1)

Frameworks

171

(1)

Wrapping Up

171

(1)

Index

172

Maurice Kelly has been a software engineer since leaving university in 2001. After spending a decade working on carrier-grade server software in C, C++, and Java, he decided to take a career departure and switched to developing iOS and OS X software. As well as being an eager consumer of all things tech, he has a passion for listening to and creating music. He lives with his wife and children just outside Dromara, a small village in the small country of Northern Ireland.

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