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Swift 5 New Features [Video]

By : Dee Aliyu Odumosu
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Swift 5 New Features [Video]

By: Dee Aliyu Odumosu

Overview of this book

<p>If you are already a Swift programmer, this course will get you up-to-date with all the new features in Swift 5 to improve your productivity and efficiency. </p><p>You will become fully acquainted with the new String ergonomics and improvements to the current Swift Standard Library, and discover some new examples of syntactical sugar that will let you write shorter but more powerful code. You will learn about the new result type for handling errors, thereby making your code more robust. Finally, you will learn how to migrate to Swift 5 as easily as possible. </p><p>By the end of the course, you will have gained up-to-date insights into all of Swift 5's features and will be able to code efficiently and rapidly within your projects. </p><p>The code bundle is available at: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/-Swift-5-New-Features</p>

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Swift 5 New Features [Video]
Dee Aliyu Odumosu
Nov, 2019 | 1 hour 33 minutes
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Table of Contents (6 chapters)
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1
Manipulating and Checking Values
The Course Overview
Checking Multiple of a Number
Character Is a Number
Unicode Scalar Properties
2
Working with Strings and Enums
Raw String
Custom String Interpolation
Flattening Nested Optionals
Dynamic Enums
3
Collection and Range
DictionaryLiteral Renamed
Compact Map Values
Codable Range Conformance
4
Result and Dynamic Callable Types
Result Type
Dynamic Callable Type
Identity Key Path
5
Package Manager and Other Changes
Package Manager Dependency Mirroring
Compilation Condition Changes
encodedOffet Deprecated
6
Migrating to Swift 5
Swift 5 Migration Assistance
After the Migration
Swift ABI Stability
Course Summary
Chapter 5
Package Manager and Other Changes
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Section 2
Compilation Condition Changes
When checking Swift version or the compiler version on Swift 4.2, we had to check if the version is greater or equal to a specific value, there was no support for the less than unary operator. This was resulting in less than ideal code because developers had to use the ! NOT operator to negate boolean condition, just to get the less than equivalent. This resulted in codes that are not too easy to read and understand immediately.
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