Swift Programming: The Guide to Learning Swift, SwiftUI, and iOS Programming for Modern App Development

Master Swift from Zero to Hero — Build Real Apps with Confidence Why This Book Stands Out: ? Beginner-friendly progression from Swift basics to advanced OOP and memory management ? Real-world projects in every chapter — calculators, task managers, banking systems, and more ? Full coverage of closures, protocols, optionals, and Swift's modern programming model ? Hands-on SwiftUI integration with practical UI examples like custom toggle buttons Book Description Whether you're writing your first line of code or transitioning from another language, Swift Programming: The Guide to Learning Swift, SwiftUI, and iOS Programming for Modern App Development is your complete roadmap to building powerful Apple platform apps. This book walks you through every essential concept in Swift — from variables, operators, and control flow to collections, functions, and closures. You'll then advance into object-oriented programming with classes, structures, enumerations, and protocols before tackling optionals, error handling, and memory management with Automatic Reference Counting (ARC). Every chapter closes with a real-world project so you apply what you learn immediately — not just read about it. What You Will Learn: Set up Xcode and write your first Swift program from scratch Work confidently with variables, constants, data types, and type safety Control program flow using conditionals, switch statements, and loops Manage data with arrays, sets, and dictionaries Write reusable code with functions, closures, and completion handlers Build custom types using enumerations, structures, and classes Apply protocol-oriented programming and extend types with extensions Handle optionals safely using binding, chaining, and nil-coalescing Prevent memory leaks using ARC, weak references, and closure capture lists Integrate SwiftUI to build interactive, modern user interfaces Who This Book Is For This book is perfect for absolute beginners curious about iOS development, self-taught developers looking to solidify their Swift foundation, and programmers from other languages ready to enter the Apple ecosystem. No prior Swift experience is required — just the desire to build real, modern apps.