The Complete iOS 10 And Swift 3 Developer Course

Manipulate parameters inside a Swift function using a temporary variable. Understand that function parameters are constants by default and cannot be reassigned.

In this auto layout project, build a login screen for iPhone and iPad using image views, text fields, labels, and buttons with horizontal, vertical, and edge constraints.

Explore dictionaries as key-value stores, learn to create, access, and modify pairs by using keys, and count, add, or remove entries with examples like power, strength, and magic.

Discover how Swift initializers act as constructors to set a player's name, power, health, and weapon with self. Understand parameterized and empty initializers and how they prevent missing argument errors.

Explore inheritance in Swift by deriving subclasses from a player superclass, overriding init and attack, using super to call the parent, and sharing name, power, health, and weapon properties.

Build a wizard vs zombies game in Swift using object-oriented programming. Create base character, player, and zombie classes with health and power; implement attack, defend, rewards, and delayed UI updates.

Populate a table view with your own data by using a data array, deriving the row count from data.count, and displaying each item via indexPath.row in the text label.

Build and manage a places list in a table view by loading and saving an array of locations, supporting delete and navigation to a map via segues.

Learn to delete places from a list, add new locations by long-pressing the map, display annotations with reverse geocoding, and persist data using archiver.

Introduce managed objects and the managed object context as the core tools in Chordata, enabling creating, editing, deleting, fetching, and saving data.

Model data with Core Data by creating a student entity and name attribute, then use a managed object context to insert, save, and fetch data.

Explore how Core Data relationships connect course and instructor entities, revealing one-to-one and one-to-many associations, setting up relationships, and displaying related data in console output.

The lecture demonstrates using NSBatchUpdateRequest to update specific properties for all student entities, bypassing the managed object context to update the persistent store directly for large data sets, improving performance.

Learn how to implement and test NSFetchedResultsController to manage Core Data fetch requests and populate a table view's data source.