ABSTRACT
Swift is a great way to write software, whether it is for phones, desktops, servers, or anything else that runs code. It is a safe, fast, and immersive programming language that combines the best tools and methods in modern language thinking with high standards from the wider Apple engineering culture and the diverse contributions from its open-source community. Fortunately, the language's open-source nature enables developers to diversify against any potential threats by creating frameworks and applications for swift outside the Apple ecosystem. Apple and the Swift community have put a lot of resources and effort into creating easy-to-read materials, high-quality instructive documentation, and a supportive setting for new Swift developers. Swift prefers to introduce true named parameters while retaining key objective-C concepts, including protocols, closures, and categories, often replacing former syntax with cleaner versions and allowing these concepts to be applied to other language structures, like enumerated types.
