Swift 3 and iOS 10 The Final course learn to code like a pro

Explore how closures capture variables and the scope they create. Learn how memory leaks can arise from closures and how they enable asynchronous tasks and returning behavior.

Explore the navigation area, including the navigation bar, content area, and storyboards, and understand how to use the project navigator, single navigator, and finding navigator.

Learn how multiple IBActions work together with outlets and connections to build and refine a calculator interface, including label alignment, showing or hiding zero values, and managing optional outlets.

Learn to implement the model in MVC by building a calculator model that handles adding two numbers and performing operations, keeping logic out of controllers.

Add and refine calculator functions in a Swift 3 iOS app by implementing operations, sign changes, percentages, and equals handling, while preparing for model-driven logic in the next class.

Move calculator logic from the controller into the model, implement a switch-based operation handler, and manage first and second values to compute and display the result.

Explore using closures to implement a binary operation model, capturing two numbers and an operation, and executing the operation via a trailing closure for addition, subtraction, and more.

Learn how to define and use structures in Swift, including properties, optionals, initializers, and methods, and explore differences between structures and classes.

Learn how to define a class, add initializers, and set properties like name and level using self, with examples that compare classes to structs.

Explore how structs and classes differ in Swift, comparing value types and reference types, initialization, memory behavior, and concepts like inheritance and protocols.

Learn how var and let operate in structs and classes, and how mutating methods and self enable internal changes, while let instances restrict mutation.

Create a Swift iOS Flash app, add app extensions and a shared framework, and integrate SiriKit extensions with intent handlers to enable interoperation.

Create a call details class within a custom framework, defining name, start time, end time, and day, and implement multiple initializers to handle optional values and testing.

Master Swift workflows by creating arrays, adding extensions to classes, and implementing protocols with completion handlers. Enforce restricted actions to simulate workout interactions in an iOS app.

Create a sticker pack application for iMessage using Xcode, adding sticker images, configuring size options and accessibility names, and testing within the iMessage app.

Explain iMessage sticker pack image types, including animated options, and outline size rules: up to 500 kb, minimum 100x100 points (300x300 px), with 1x–3x scales and transparent icons.