How to use Variables and Constants | Swift Basics #3

Master the fundamentals of Swift programming with this tutorial on using variables and constants! Learn how to declare and assign values to variables, and discover the power of constants in Swift. Understand the importance of data types and learn how to work with them effectively. Start your journey to becoming a proficient Swift developer today and take control of your code with variables and constants!

🤙 WELCOME BACK 🤙

00:00 Variables
00:00 Intro
00:54 Welcome back
02:02 Var vs Let
03:52 Should I use var or let?
04:37 More examples
06:46 If statements
10:47 Wrapping up

[nathans.]

Your courses are brilliant, thank you! Something that would help is if you explained or directed us to how to use the editor.

[antonine.rodrigue]

Just learning to code using my old mac computer. Very thankful for your videos, thank you very much!

[Shdw-hfcj]

I've struggled to learn this (or any other coding language for that matter!) honestly, these videos have helped so much! thank you!!

[MrDaluti]

Thank you Nick. I'm kinda missing the Salsa music at the beginning 😂

[bobmarvin]

Looking forward to these... seems like a lot of programming classes out there start out nice and detailed like this is but then take off like a rocket and gloss over the more detailed instruction later on when the more thorough explanations are definitely needed.

[Eportal-bktk]

Thanks for the clear teaching! I am exited to learn more. :D

[oiewjfonfciauxdskfalcdfaweoi]

thanks for the video and congratulations for the didactic

[niritrachelbisconer]

Thank you for creating these tutorials. I do have a question, I wrote the if statements if user is premium the same but I get an error expected member name or constructor call after type name
print (Date) and add arguments after the type to construct a value of the type
print (Date) anyone know pleasee? I've been trying to figure it out for a while now

[Lcn-mj]

What apps that you have built are LIVE on the App Store?

[caoburton]

When the compiler error says '"someConstant" is a 'let' constant' - does this mean that there are other types of constants or is this just a poor choice of phrasing?

[shoprecartteam]

Please make a swiftui and webrtc integration video.

[DannyBoy]

This is all really great, but I don't agree w/ him on something that is a little confusing. He called a code block a 'closure' and that isn't correct lol. He'll need to clear that up later on.

[pawlios]

I think you have a great borat impression