Six Questions for Tanmay Bakshi, author of Hello Swift!
Tanmay Bakshi is a fifteen-year-old Canadian coder who works in AI and ML. He has addressed over 200,000 people at international conferences, schools, universities, and corporations, and has delivered keynotes at the United Nations, Linux Foundation, Apple, IBM, and more. Find him at @TajyMany on Twitter and Tanmay Teaches on YouTube.
Chapters selected by Craig Grummitt
From iOS Development with Swift in Motion
By Craig Grummitt
From Hello Swift! by Tanmay Bakshi
This article, excerpted from chapter 7 of Hello Swift! , tells you what an array is and gives quite a few examples of how one can be used.
From Classic Computer Science Problems in Swift by David Kopec
This article will teach you how to use the minimax algorithm to create a Tic-Tac-Toe AI that plays the game flawlessly.
From Swift in Depth by Tjeerd in ‘t Veen
In this article, we’re going to explore these limitations of modeling our data via subclassing in a real-world scenario and how to address those limitations with the help of enums.
From Swift in Depth by Tjeerd in ‘t Veen
This article, adapted from chapter 2 of Swift in Depth, discusses the “or” and “and,” also known or sum and product types, respectively, and how they can be used in Swift.
From Classic Computer Science Problems in Swift by David Kopec
This article is all about finding a path through mazes, which is an analogous to many common search problems in computer science. Examples are in Swift.
From Classic Computer Science Problems in Swift
By David Kopec
