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Introduction to iOS Mobile Application Development | Coursera Meta |
Explore iOS development by delving into the operating system and its development platform. Learn how to set up and configure a local environment, become familiar with the Swift playground, and start writing code in Swift. By completing this course, you will:
Understand the key principles of mobile applications and the iOS ecosystem, set up and navigate the XCode environment, and grasp how XCode is integral to the Swift app development process. You will be able to write Swift code, create user interfaces using Swift playgrounds, navigate Swift UI, and manipulate data in Swift.
Throughout the course, you will gain hands-on experience with various tools and software, including the Swift programming language and its applications, iOS development environments, mobile operating systems, XCode, Objective-C, UI frameworks, Testflight, UI storyboard, MVC architecture, and APIs.
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Module quiz: Introduction to Mobile Application
1. True or False: A mobile website is optimized for all devices that you may use when travelling.- True
- False
- Mobile apps can be cheaper to build.
- Mobile apps are more difficult to maintain.
- Mobile apps are compatible with all mobile platforms.
- Objective-C
- Python
- Swift
- False
- True
- Swift is a read-only language.
- Swift works with Python language.
- Swift supports multiple programming paradigms.
- True
- False
- iMessage app
- Driver
- App
- UIApplication
- UIApplicationDelegate
- UIFile
- ViewController
Module quiz: Simulation and Development
- Audio files
- Image files
- Data files
- A Storyboard file
- ViewController
- Resources
- Files
- Information to build the app
- Yes
- No
- Adequate memory.
- Adequate storage space.
- The correct input and output ports.
- Image files
- Storyboard
- Assets
- Source code
- Build configurations
- A computer program that is designed to emulate another kind of device.
- A computer program that runs the code
- A piece of computer hardware that you plug into your computer.
Module quiz: Building the app
- UIView
- AVFoundation
- ImageView
- var firstName = "Michael"
- var firstName = Michael
- Image
- Button
- Text
- No
- Yes
- An interface builder used to create user interface screens for iOS applications.
- An interface builder used for creating user stories required for developing iOS apps.
- Storyboard is easy to learn for many beginners.
- Storyboard views can be easily reused by creating smaller module files.
- TextView
- TableView
- RelativeView
- print()
- display()
- init()
Final graded quiz: Introduction to iOS Mobile Application Development
- Mobile websites are optimized for all devices that you may use when travelling.
- Mobile websites are optimized for mobile devices only.
- ViewController
- info.plist file
- Objective-C
- Swift
- Yes
- No
- An interface builder used for creating game scenes required for developing iOS game apps.
- An interface builder used to create user interface screens for iOS applications.
- Storyboard
- Audio files
- iMessage app
- Loader
- App
- print()
- loader()
- display()
- No
- Yes
- No
- Yes