Hello Swift Final

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Cody Yun

Make iOS Application with Swift!

Software

•스위프트 프로젝트 만들기
•프로젝트 둘러보기(소스,어셋,환경설정,스토리보드)
•시뮬레이터
•Remove Korean Comments for Auto Completion
•UIApplicationDelegate
•UIViewController
•스토리보드에 View 추가하기
•@IBOutlet
•@IBAction
•NSTimer
•NSDate
•Final
다룰 내용

Remove Korean Comments for Auto Completion

Final
https://github.com/GoodMorningCody/Swift-Example-on-iOS

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Hello Swift Final

1. Welcome to Swift iOS Project with Swift

2. •스위프트 프로젝트 만들기 •프로젝트 둘러보기(소스,어셋,환경설정,스토리보드) •시뮬레이터 •Remove Korean Comments for Auto Completion •UIApplicationDelegate •UIViewController •스토리보드에 View 추가하기 •@IBOutlet •@IBAction •NSTimer •NSDate •Final 다룰 내용

12. Remove Korean Comments for Auto Completion

13. UIApplicationDelegate

14. UIViewController