Learn Swift for Beginners - Ep 8 - Functions Part 2

This Learn Swift series is designed for beginners with NO programming experience. It uses the latest version of Swift 3 and Xcode 8.

In this lesson, we talk about return values and parameters in functions!

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[luisfornes]

by far one of the harder videos in this series to understand, either way i guess it was much easier than any other way of learning this i have found

[shandywriter]

I've created apps already, but this is the first time I really understood what all the parts of the function syntax actually mean and do. Thank you for such clear explanations!

[srdanvujicic]

Thank you for existing Chris. Very clear explanations and the best way of teaching. I finally learned something useful in my life. Cheers my friend

[andyyermakov]

Hmm, I actually know it, but it's the most clear explanation I've ever heard. Good job, go on!

[dwightcollins]

Chris, Thank you! This video helped me finally understand these basic principles of Functions. I wish you could add this format to explain more complex coding solutions for your entire "How to make iPhone Apps..." series.

[ion.mardari]

I had some questions while watching the video, and you had the answers right away :)
Cheers!

[MJ-cyfh]

some where I tried to learn function untill I found this great tutorial about function. Thank you.

[timtimbot]

Very good lesson. I was trying to get what underscore is using for and your lesson make it clear.

[virtualmusic]

Great video! Especially loving the tip on how to logically name the parameters!! Thanks Chris!

[ranamirfan]

Simple & understand able, Thank you for great videos.

[richardmandona]

I came here years ago and other lessons and never continued to learn and progress but I’m here again!

[romancebula]

Yeah! the clearest explanation that I've ever heard too!!!

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[powerliftingcyborg]

I have to say that I'm really enjoying your 28 day code challenge! Thank you for such clear, high quality content!

[sullivanfachner]

Thank you so much! This is the only video that’s helped me understand return values.

[weballyorg]

Speaking clear for my self. I use the term "method" for Object-Oriented programming, and I use the term "function" on procedural programming.

[thevinylfortress]

Awesome! Thx Chris finally I understand this^^

[okgotravel]

Methods and Functions are not the same thing. Per Hacking With Swift: "Some folks use “function” and “method” interchangeably, but there’s a small difference: both of them are reusable chunks of code, but methods belong to classes, structs, and enums, whereas functions do not."

[andrejkling]

Amazing lessons Chris... thank you very much