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                     Apple Expands Swift Learning Resources

   Josh Centers

   For years, Apple has provided free resources to students and educators
   to help them learn how to use the Swift programming language. The
   company has now [1]expanded and overhauled its offerings. It offers
   [2]two free Swift-learning tracks in the Apple Books store: Everyone
   Can Code, which is aimed at students in grades four through eight, and
   Develop in Swift, which is aimed at high school students and adults.

   Everyone Can Code now has an additional book, Everyone Can Code
   Adventures, which Apple suggests students follow after completing
   Everyone Can Code Puzzles. Apple has also overhauled the Develop in
   Swift track based on teacher and student feedback, and it now consists
   of three books: Developer in Swift Explorations, Develop in Swift AP CS
   Principles, and Develop in Swift Fundamentals, all of which come in
   both teacher and student editions.

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