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Posted by Mohammad Fadino Khairuman
Mohammad Fadino Khairuman
Courses Plus Student 2,191 Points

Where can I get more practice?

I am studying basic Swift at this moment. I started 4 days ago. I never know programming beside a little about HTML. I must say Amit doing good job explaining about Swift.

But I tend to forget the structure of the syntax, I believe if I can get more practice It would be better. Does anyone know where to get more guided practice?

1 Answer

William Li
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William Li
Courses Plus Student 26,868 Points
William Li
William Li
Courses Plus Student 26,868 Points

For guided study of Swift, go here A Better Way to Learn Swift

For more practices -- Swift Programming from Scratch in 100 Exercises

For very hands-on Tutorials with Swift, check out this book The iOS Apprentice, this book is NOT free, by the way, but it's great, it basically holds your hand and walk you through step by step in building 4 complete iOS apps in Swift from scratch. Best there is.

Last but not least, the best way of learning iOS development is to build your own app, you'll learn alot along the way.

Mohammad Fadino Khairuman
Mohammad Fadino Khairuman
Courses Plus Student 2,191 Points

Thanks a lot. Sure! The best way to learn is by building my own app, but since I only started 4 days ago on Swift and just arrived at struct chapter, I still cant see where this thing going for my own app. I am still in the playground. I need more exercise to really understand how's the basic works.

I bookmarked the URL you gave, exactly what I've been looking for, thanks again!