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This article is part of the Learning Swift series. The next three articles are going to talk about protocols, closures, and extensions. I've decided to break these
Swift protocols with examples. In swift protocols are used to define a blue print of classes, methods, properties that suites a particular piece of functionality.
A protocol in Swift is generic when it does not enforce types in (some or all of) its variables and functions, on types that conform to it. Different conforming types
Protocol is a very powerful feature of the Swift programming language. Protocols are used to define a "blueprint of methods, properties, and other requirements that
In part 2 of this post on Swift's protocols, you will learn practical uses for declaring custom protocols in your own apps, and learn further how they improve the
This tutorial is a continuation from Part 1 and Part 2 where we went through a comparison between Swift and Objective C for various operations involving variables
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I would like to nest a protocol in my class to implement the delegate pattern like so : class MyViewController : UIViewController { protocol Delegate { func
Good question! It's pretty much nothing. Swift protocols contain property and method signatures. When a class adopts a protocol, it is said to conform to th
I would like to create a trimmedText property for UITextView and UITextField. Here is what I did: protocol TrimmedTextSupporting: class { var _text: String? { get
I would like to create a trimmedText property for UITextView and UITextField. Here is what I did: protocol TrimmedTextSupporting: class { var _text: String? { get
Advanced Swift Protocols. When Dave Abrahams introduced protocol-oriented programming in a renowned WWDC talk, he introduced himself as professor of blowing your mind.
Welcome to the tutorial on protocols and protocol oriented programming in Swift! In this tutorial, we're going to talk about what protocols are and how you can use
On the flip side, we can have loosely related objects that share some functionality in common. In this video, we'll take a look at how Swift protocols are fully
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