Examples of using Swift playgrounds in English and their translations into Korean
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Swift Playgrounds: a new discipline in EU schools.
Sometimes the best way to learn is to explore on your own, and Swift Playgrounds is a great place to let your imagination run wild.
Swift Playgrounds is available today on the App Store for free.
With teacher guides and lessons, students learn the basics on iPad with Swift Playgrounds, which uses real code to solve puzzles and control characters with just a tap.
Swift Playgrounds Adds Hour of Code Challenge and New Lessons.
This year, Hour of Code programs at many Apple locations will include an introduction to Swift Playgrounds, the free new app for iPad that brings coding to life.
Using Swift Playgrounds, anyone can learn how to create their own AR experiences in this free 90-minute[AR]T Lab.
Kids Hour sessions willhelp aspiring coders aged six to 12 explore coding with robots, while those aged 12 and above can attend sessions using Swift Playgrounds and iPad to learn coding concepts.
Swift Playgrounds is compatible with all iPad Air and iPad Pro models and iPad mini 2 and later running iOS 10.
To celebrate Computer Science Education Week, Apple created a new Hour of Code Facilitator Guide to help educators host sessions in their classroom using Swift Playgrounds and other iPad apps.
In Swift Playgrounds you create small programs called“playgrounds” that instantly show the results of the code that you write.
If Apple wants to really inspire people- both kids and adults- to write code instead of just learning what code is, it needs to bridge the gap between the colorful puzzle-solving of Swift Playgrounds and Xcode's developer-centric environment.
Swift Playgrounds also features built-in templates that users can modify and build on to create their own programs with graphics and touch interactions.
The new kit gives students aged 8 and up the ability to collaborate, prototype apps and explore how coding can make a difference in their communities using fun activities from Swift Playgrounds and App Development with Swift. .
TORONTO — September 13, 2016 — Swift Playgrounds, an innovative new iPad app from Apple that makes learning to code easy and fun for everyone, is now available on the App Store.
The three new sessions include an interactive walk featuring works by some of the world's premier contemporary artists, an in-store session that teaches the basics of creating AR using Swift Playgrounds and an AR art installation viewable at all Apple stores.
A preview release of Swift Playgrounds is available now to Apple Developer Programme members as part of the iOS 10 developer preview and will be available with the iOS 10 public beta in July.
Nearly four years after it launched as an iPad-exclusive in 2016, Apple's Swift Playgrounds app is now available for Mac as part of Apple's Catalyst app initiative, designed to help bridge the software gap between its macOS and iOS platforms(via 9to5Mac).
And since Swift Playgrounds uses real Swift code, projects can be exported directly to Xcode and ultimately be turned into full-fledged iOS and Mac apps. Â AvailabilityÂ.
And since Swift Playgrounds uses real Swift code, projects can be exported directly to Xcode to create programs for iOS and macOS that can ultimately be turned into full-fledged apps.
The Swift Playgrounds app is approachable enough for students with no previous programming experience to begin exploring key coding concepts, but also powerful enough for skilled programmers to experiment and express their creativity using Swift. .
With Swift Playgrounds, real coding concepts are brought to life with an interactive interface that allows students and beginners to explore working with Swift, the easy-to-learn programing language from Apple used by professional developers to create world-class apps.Â.
Those who want to win a scholarship will need to create an interactive Swift Playground that can be experienced within three minutes.