Wednesday, June 15, 2016

Apple issued the application of Swift Playgrounds to teach children how to program

Apple issued the application of Swift Playgrounds to teach children how to program

Swift is a programming language open source Apple has issued the company a few years ago. It is the same programming language used by developers to create iOS applications and MacOS, but is not it better to teach children programming using Swift languages ​​from an early age to make this a well-established language have to be included as future developers and make them also continue to develop the software for the iOS platform?
Well, to this end, it announced Apple officially Swift Playgrounds, which application was created for Ouhaat iPad mainly works to teach children how to do programming using the language of Swift interactive and fun way. Gone are the days of the great books and courses and dull. Instead , it seems that this application will be full of bright designs and cartoon, which is supposed to feed the curiosity of children and prevent them from being bored.
According to Apple, "Apple's library of lessons programming helps students learn basic programming concepts, such as commands, and create jobs version, performing loops, and the use of blades conditional variables in order to allow them to build confidence and skills gradually," It is also expected that Apple continues to update this the application with the new independent challenges to help children in evolution.
Swift Playgrounds is of course not the first application of its kind, but it is the first application designed to teach programming from Apple language. This application will be available for free download when it is released in the autumn of this year, but it should be noted that it has already been released the beta version of this application to those involved in the Apple Developer Program software.

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