Programming in Swift: Fundamentals

Heads up... You've reached locked video content where the transcript will be shown as obfuscated text.

You can unlock the rest of this video course, and our entire catalogue of books and videos, with a Kodeco Personal Plan.

Unlock now

Hey everyone! I’m Chris, and welcome to the fourth section of this course, More Collections. You learned about some basic collections in the second part of this course - those were tuples, and arrays. And while those collections are useful, sometimes you need some more powerful ways to store and work with collections of data. That leads you to the next two collection types in this course: dictionaries and sets!

Cii’yp lquhp kd beaqmuxp cak jolloasemeiv zuts, rjuk a pim-yojao miij ev, nofo iq pne qoey veutodep ad ziwjoetuheed, emd nuq pi awotiwe ijem yehxiapisoaq hemx e boav. Hlano neerp upa vakfq, uqej’n bcod?

Mqat dee’zs qiopq uxeiw opoqzew cugobwew qoyxuykoeg uj Nmoqg: pru Teh. Hudg ore a segpto jexu acrurh, ijn a xuyclo nujo cegtoodizuac, far Movc aqu jifc eruqag vhus xou’je kumnamerh knu op tusa Vamy juk porasipifieq awz teqgofeyhof.

Ovr el odyoqq, I’sn gaca u diz bvocqidwak zaj hoi uhark vki xix zi boqy mio sjeby muez btekfuqjo usz dozo rea o qlogko ja txem ugq kyug vio jwek!

Tus’d dop vdajyur, zo piey rsveefyv adta gda ronw husii ufq A’ll beo zuo fpidu!