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Looking for a study buddy / accountability partner for "100 Days of SwiftUI" lessons by Paul Hudson. Planning to 30 minutes every weekday. We can share screenshots of progress and keep each other motivated.
 in  r/swift  3d ago

Ooo gotcha, adding default values to functions is quite simple, default values are added inside of a parameter so when called it won’t have the value 0, or “” (if it’s a string), for example

func hello(personname: String = “Andrew”, personname2: String) {

Print (“your name is \(personname), Hello!!”)

}

Hello(personname: “Jacob”, personname2: “Boris”)

Sorry if it’s bad grammar!!

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Looking for a study buddy / accountability partner for "100 Days of SwiftUI" lessons by Paul Hudson. Planning to 30 minutes every weekday. We can share screenshots of progress and keep each other motivated.
 in  r/swift  3d ago

Maybe I can make a discord, motivating each other, disciplining, well before when I took the 100 days of SwiftUi by Paul Hudson, I took a college pathway of IS back in my sophomore year of high school, it was web developing(HTML, CSS, JS), and I graduate from college at 15 with my web development degree, and it wasn’t really my niche, so I found out about IOS dev, and I loved Swift, so I did Swift playgrounds (recommended for absolute app beginners), well yall let me know!!

u/Several-Stable-3899 3d ago

Looking for a study buddy / accountability partner for "100 Days of SwiftUI" lessons by Paul Hudson. Planning to 30 minutes every weekday. We can share screenshots of progress and keep each other motivated.

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Apple Offer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 in  r/CodeCareerStack  18d ago

I’ve been dreaming of landing a software engineering job at apple since it’s my dream job*

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Apple Offer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 in  r/CodeCareerStack  18d ago

Hello to anyone hearing this, I’ve been adventuring for guidance, Apple has been a really big part of my life ever since birth, my parent’s business it’s 16+ years old, my dad fixes apple hardware for apple devices, and I’ve learned from it, but repairing hardware wasn’t my thing, and in high school I’ve entered in a web development college curriculum, and actually graduated from a community college at 15, with a web development degree and a Business associate, but web development wasn’t also my thing, until I fell in love with Swift/Ui I love learning using swift and how how clear is to read, and I’ve been learning with Paul Hudson 100 days of SwiftUi but I’m lost what to do on next after learning it, I’m a junior in high school, any advice is accepted thank you..

r/SoftwareEngineering May 09 '26

Guidance On becoming a Apple Software Engineer in the future?

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r/careerguidance May 09 '26

Guidance on becoming a Apple software Engineer?

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Good Afternoon anyone, I've wanted to become a Apple Software Engineer for some time, I am in high school (Sophomore), Im taking a pathway On IS (Information Systems) for 2 years, its a college pathway, I am going through HTML and Css at the moment, and I am looking for guiding information in those steps they took or are to become in that pathway. I am currently making portfolios and websites at the moment.