Write your Swift code and compile
Swift is a powerful and intuitive programming language introduced by Apple in 2014.
It is a high-level general-purpose, multi-paradigm, open-source language for building apps on Apple platforms, including iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS.
Key features of Swift:
• Performance and Speed: Swift is designed to be fast, it optimizes both runtime and compilation time performances.
• Safety: Swift emphasizes safety with features that prevent common programming errors enforcing strict rules at compile-time.
• Modern Syntax: Swift's syntax is designed to be clean and concise, making code more readable and easier to maintain.
• Type Safety and Inference: Swift is statically typed, which means types are checked at compile time.
• Optionals: Optionals are one of Swift's key features for handling null or missing values safely.
• Protocol-Oriented Programming: Swift uses protocol-oriented programming, where protocols define methods and properties for a task.
• Memory Management with ARC: Automatic Reference Counting (ARC) automatically frees up memory used by objects when no longer needed.
• Interoperability with Objective-C: Swift is interoperable with Objective-C, the older language used for iOS and macOS development.
• Concurrency: From version 5.5, Swift introduced structured concurrency, async and await syntax to simplify writing concurrent code.
• Playgrounds for Interactive Coding: Swift Playgrounds is a unique environment where developers can write Swift code interactively.
Click here to learn Swift.
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