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Module 13: Mini CLI Projects – Building Practical Swift Command-Line Tools In this module, you will apply your Swift knowledge to build real-world command-line interface (CLI) projects. These mini projects

Module 12: Advanced Swift (CLI) – Protocols, Extensions, Generics & Functional Programming In this module, we dive into advanced Swift features that make your code more reusable, modular, and expressive,

Module 11: Closures in Swift – Syntax, Usage & Capturing Values Closures are self-contained blocks of functionality that can be passed around and used in your code. They are similar

Module 10: Error Handling in Swift – do-try-catch, Throwing Functions & More Error handling is a crucial part of writing robust and safe software. In Swift, error handling enables you

Module 9: Control Flow in Swift Control flow statements allow you to dictate the order in which your code executes. Swift offers powerful tools such as conditional statements and loops

Module 8: Collections in Swift Collections are used to store multiple values in a single variable. Swift offers three main collection types: Arrays, Sets, and Dictionaries. Understanding how to use

Module 7: Optionals in Swift Optionals are a unique feature in Swift that handle the absence of a value. An optional either contains a value or nil to indicate that

Module 6: Functions in Swift Functions are reusable blocks of code that perform specific tasks. In Swift, functions help you organize your code into manageable, logical parts. They can accept

Module 5: Control Flow in Swift (Conditionals and Loops) Control flow statements let you decide which parts of your code run and how many times they run. Swift provides powerful

Module 4: Functions and Closures in Swift Functions are reusable blocks of code that perform specific tasks. In Swift, functions help organize your code into logical sections, making it easier