HWS Swift Coding Challenges: Real Problems – Real Solutions

HWS Swift Coding Challenges: Real Problems – Real Solutions, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 71 lectures, based on 240 reviews, and has 2277 subscribers.

You will learn about Increase your iOS problem solving skills by working through real world Swift coding challenges Take the whiteboard test with confidence after completing this course and secure that iOS job This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for developers who want to prepare for an iOS interview – Or to simply level up your current Swift skills or If you are a novice coder with about six months of Swift training, then you'll gain a lot more knowledge and benefit by taking this course It is particularly useful for This course is for developers who want to prepare for an iOS interview – Or to simply level up your current Swift skills or If you are a novice coder with about six months of Swift training, then you'll gain a lot more knowledge and benefit by taking this course.

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Title: HWS Swift Coding Challenges: Real Problems – Real Solutions

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 71

Number of Published Lectures: 71

Number of Curriculum Items: 71

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 71

Original Price: $39.99

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What You Will Learn

Increase your iOS problem solving skills by working through real world Swift coding challenges
Take the whiteboard test with confidence after completing this course and secure that iOS job

Who Should Attend

This course is for developers who want to prepare for an iOS interview – Or to simply level up your current Swift skills
If you are a novice coder with about six months of Swift training, then you'll gain a lot more knowledge and benefit by taking this course

Target Audiences

This course is for developers who want to prepare for an iOS interview – Or to simply level up your current Swift skills
If you are a novice coder with about six months of Swift training, then you'll gain a lot more knowledge and benefit by taking this course

Swift Coding Challenges is produced from the “Hacking with Swift” series of tutorials, which are written and authored by the award winning Swift programmer, Paul Hudson,and these videos were made with his permission
and support. You can always be guaranteed you’re learning the latest and greatest Apple technologies in the HWS tutorials. Hacking with Swift is one of the most popular Swift tutorial series online, which uses an approach that teaches you Swift programming incredibly quickly, and you end up with a huge library of finished projects that are yours to develop further, or ship to the App Store. Paul has received high praise from the creator of the Swift language, Chris Lattner, for his outstanding method of teaching, and series of Swift tutorials. And working together with iOS developer Steve DeStefano, the Hacking with Swift series of programming training videos are simply the fastest way to learn how to code in the Apple eco-system.

Note: Section 2 has the Swift 5 update for all the challenges, questions and answers.

Check out all of Paul Hudson’s Swift tutorials and books at HackingWithSwift�

This course is designed to get you ready for your iOS job interview, and for that whiteboard test. All these challenges are real world examples that you can expect to see in an actual iOS interview. And if your not looking for a job, than these challenges are a great way to level up your current iOS skills, and get a great library of coding solutions for your reference to boot.

You’ll be presented with various challenges to solve, and I’ll be helping you along with hints, as well as the solutions and explanations for each of the challenges. I also provide a complete transcript of each lecture (solution included) for you to download as a text file.

And, this course is called Swift Coding Challengesbecause you will be challenged.
There is no learning without struggle, so if you don’t take the time to watch each challenge and
try it for yourself in Xcode, you’ll never know how you would have fared.�

Note: This course is not for Swift beginners, so you should have at least six months of Swift
behind you…preferably a year. If you’ve completed Paul Hudson’s Hacking with Swift instructional tutorials at HackingWithSwift dot com, you should to be able to handle the
Easy challenges, and some of the Tricky ones. If you’ve completed his Pro Swift, then you should be able to
handle most of the Taxing problems too. If you consistently struggle with challenges, then you should definitely watch Paul’s Pro Swift
videos too. See all his tutorials and books at HackingWithSwift�

What will be covered:

Course content from the award winning Swift programmer Paul Hudson’s book- Swift Coding Challenges
The latest Swift is used – Swift 5
Prepare for iOS interviews and ace the whiteboard test
Test yourself against your friends and level up your skills
Hints are given in for each challenge to help if you get stuck
Three skill levels: Novice – Intermediate – Senior developer
Solutions are given for all challenges – many challenges will have multiple solutions given
Most challenges can be done in a playground – the rest will use a mac command line project
Deep explanations as to how the code works
All the lectures are downloadable as a text file transcript – for your own coding library
Challenge yourself with Strings – Numbers – Files – Collections – Algorithms�
Multiple choice challenges – Novice – Intermediate – Expert levels

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Extra Awesome Resources to Help you on your SwiftUI / Swift journey

Lecture 1: Extra Awesome Resources to Help you on your SwiftUI / Swift journey

Chapter 2: Introduction – What will i learn in this course?

Lecture 1: Introduction to Swift Coding Challenges – All Swift 5 Source code download here

Chapter 3: Strings

Lecture 1: Challenge 1- Are the letters unique?

Lecture 2: Challenge 2- Is a string a palindrome?

Lecture 3: Challenge 3 – Do two strings contain the same characters?

Lecture 4: Challenge 4 – Does one string contain another?

Lecture 5: Challenge 5 – Count the characters

Lecture 6: Challenge 6 – Remove duplicate letters from a string

Lecture 7: Challenge 7 – Condense whitespace

Lecture 8: Challenge 8 – String is rotated

Lecture 9: Challenge 9 – Find pangrams

Lecture 10: Challenge 10 – Vowels and consonants

Lecture 11: Challenge 11 – Three different letters

Lecture 12: Challenge 12 – Find longest prefix

Lecture 13: Challenge 13 – Run-length encoding

Lecture 14: Challenge 14 – String permutations

Lecture 15: Challenge 15 – Reverse the words in a string

Chapter 4: Numbers

Lecture 1: Challenge 16 – Fizz Buzz

Lecture 2: Challenge 17 – Generate a random number in a range

Lecture 3: Challenge 18 – Recreate the pow() function

Lecture 4: Challenge 19 – Swap two numbers

Lecture 5: Challenge 20 – Number is prime

Lecture 6: Challenge 21 – Counting binary ones

Lecture 7: Challenge 22 – Binary reverse

Lecture 8: Challenge 23 – Integer disguised as string

Lecture 9: Challenge 24 – Add numbers inside a string

Lecture 10: Challenge 25 – Calculate a square root by hand

Lecture 11: Challenge 26 – Subtract without subtract

Chapter 5: Files

Lecture 1: Challenge 27 – Print last lines

Lecture 2: Challenge 28 – Log a message

Lecture 3: Challenge 29 – Documents directory

Lecture 4: Challenge 30 – New JPEGs

Lecture 5: Challenge 31 – Copy recursively

Lecture 6: Challenge 32 – Word frequency

Lecture 7: Challenge 33 – Find duplicate filenames

Lecture 8: Challenge 34 – Find executables

Lecture 9: Challenge 35 – Convert images

Lecture 10: Challenge 36 – Print error lines

Chapter 6: Collections

Lecture 1: Challenge 37 – Count the numbers

Lecture 2: Challenge 38 – Find N smallest

Lecture 3: Challenge 39 – Sort a string array by length

Lecture 4: Challenge 40 – Missing numbers in array

Lecture 5: Challenge 41 – Find the median

Lecture 6: Challenge 42 – Recreate index(of)

Lecture 7: Challenge 43 – Linked lists

Lecture 8: Challenge 44 – Linked list mid-point

Lecture 9: Challenge 45 – Traversing the tree

Lecture 10: Challenge 46 – Recreate map()

Lecture 11: Challenge 47 – Recreate min()

Lecture 12: Challenge 48 – Implement a deque data structure

Lecture 13: Challenge 49 – Sum the even repeats

Lecture 14: Challenge 50 – Count the largest range

Lecture 15: Challenge 51 – Reversing linked lists

Lecture 16: Challenge 52 – Sum an array of numbers

Lecture 17: Challenge 53 – Linked lists with a loop

Lecture 18: Challenge 54 – Binary search trees

Chapter 7: Algorithms

Lecture 1: Challenge 55 – Bubble sort

Lecture 2: Challenge 56 – Insertion sort

Lecture 3: Challenge 57 – Isomorphic values

Lecture 4: Challenge 58 – Balanced brackets

Lecture 5: Challenge 59: Quicksort

Lecture 6: Challenge 60 – Tic-Tac-Toe winner

Lecture 7: Challenge 61- Find prime numbers

Lecture 8: Challenge 62 – Points to angles.rtf

Lecture 9: Challenge 63 – Flood fill

Lecture 10: Challenge 64 – N Queens

Chapter 8: 90 Multiple Choice Questions – Novice – Intermediate – Expert

Lecture 1: Multiple Choice questions – Novice

Lecture 2: Multiple Choice – Intermediate

Lecture 3: Multiple Choice – Expert

Chapter 9: Frequent Flyer Club – Hacking With Swift Coding Challenges

Lecture 1: Frequent Flyer Club – Coding Challenges

Chapter 10: Tour of Paul Hudson's Hacking With Swift site

Lecture 1: Tour of Paul Hudson's Hacking With Swift site

Instructors

Stephen DeStefano
SwiftUI / Swift / Developer / Instructor

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1 stars: 2 votes
2 stars: 5 votes
3 stars: 26 votes
4 stars: 61 votes
5 stars: 146 votes

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