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So I coming again in this list and I'm going to really quickly recap everything I've done in this section.

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You don't really have to do anything in this class and you don't have to follow me along and do things

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or code the stuff you probably just funny and or sit back and relax as I reach up everything and somehow

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refresh your memory as to you know things that we have done.

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So Scott.

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Scott and I'm going to start a new project I'm going to call it Camp or let's call it yet again because

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I know I have to remove it later on temporary jobs section 3 a.m. 3 cups of Shanthi.

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We're going to have a look at the things that we did primarily in the story both so in a storyboard

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are we covered these and those we made them view controllers and we learned that every view contour

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of would need its own class on this the fault you can tourists connected to something called The View

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Controller.

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And if I want to add a new you or I view controllers of I have to have the command and that is fine

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you file and then we assign them to the identity inspector and then we can do things on them the way

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we have been doing.

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We learned that this little guy in here means that this view quencher is the initial view controller

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and then we could just change it to another one to be our initial view controller from there on we went

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into talking about segues.

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We tried it with control from one view and one other one.

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We gave our segues identifiers so we know what they do and what they mean.

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And then we talked about them in here we talked about labels and buttons.

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You know we talked about how we could use the Baden's and how we could assign functions to them.

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For instance this father that I have in here is called the pink one.

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I'm going to go to you contour and that H in here I'm going to say IAB action.

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Let's say Pean function.

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And then we could either do this using the assistant at it's all or we could just of type the code then

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yeah I know a storyboard.

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If we go on select all of you can Torah's outlet in the connections we will end up seeing that action

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Pean function has been received.

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And if I derived from it over to here I can do something like a touch up inside which is a default behavior

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of all the Baden's.

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Now what that means is it means pink function will be called every time we stop on this button.

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Of course this op with currently in this very estate would crash simply because I know that declaration

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of a function but this function doesn't have any implementation or any body.

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So we have to copy that code to my dad and Matt and he my dad and I have to actually write the body

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of it even if it means nothing.

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It has to exist.

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Otherwise our OP is going to crash.

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So that was one thing.

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The other thing that we discussed was this If you go ahead into your viewpoint or that edge on your

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have a property for your button let's say we non autonomy we will discuss this in for details in the

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future.

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These are memory management models of the property.

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Don't worry about if you don't know them right now you just need to follow these steps.

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Like I've said several times throughout this course there are some topics that I can't just bring them

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up at the beginning simply because it makes the makes that lesson or that class quite overwhelming.

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So some things I expect you to just follow along with me and then as the time passes I will come back

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to them and I will explain what they are.

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So here I have an IB outlet.

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It's a you.

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I buy them.

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That is called my body.

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So remember that was defined declaring a function for a boy and this was the an outlet for a body.

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And so I'm going to go to storyboard in here.

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I'm going to select my outlet and now I have received an outlet called my button which I can derive

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from it to the button.

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And then they get connected to each other.

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Now if you have buttons like this you could go to a place such as your view would you it.

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Not necessarily but you could say my body in the target and I could add an action to them and that action

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doesn't have to be an IP action.

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So that could be ovoid let's call it my action.

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And that I would say at Target within itself and the action is selected or is called My action.

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And for the control event let's say touch of inside which is that one not outside touch up inside for

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instance.

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So that's about that.

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Now this then every time that is being tapped on it triggers this function the next thing we talked

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about in this lesson that we quickly have a look was segmented controls which are very simple.

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They have multiple different Baden's only one of them can be active at any given time.

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And then we use something such as my segmented control dart selected segment index to know which one

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is the current the selected one.

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So for instance here the Kaante selected one is segment zero.

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If I change that to one we will see segment 1 and the selected disappear.

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So that's how we understand which one is currently selected.

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I could reach back and that's what happened.

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And then from there on we moved on to talking about textfield Fisher again very simple text takes we

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could change their format and they look by changing their board style as well as their backgrounds and

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what not they could change the keyboard type.

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And there was some other stuff here that will talk at some point like the capitalization or auto correction

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or a smart dashes or insets or whatnot.

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And then we also learned that there is something called If I had a text with you I text fields that

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if I had something called my text I felt the I could use something such as my text failed Dadda resign

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the first responder which would essentially get rid of the keyboard for that text.

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So remember that as well.

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Then in here we talked about the sliders on switch so I'm going to bring both of them in one go slider

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and a switch and that's that.

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But remember the sliders they had minimum and maximum values and they were floating numbers and liquidy

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feel wanted used things such as round or a seal or floor or just casting them into an integer to get

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the integer value of them.

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But the default behavior of them was a floating number.

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And we behind the switch with had a value card is on.

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And if it was in that is on the mod was true it means it was on.

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Otherwise it meant it was off like this.

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So that was another thing that we discussed.

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And then after that we moved on into a Staples which are kind of similar to slider's in many ways they

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increment and decrement something we could change the minimum maximum value or the step in which they

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go we could let them go point five step at any given time or let's say 10 steps each time they had things

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such as auto repeat continuous Arap that we discussed that you hold by then or to repeat functions.

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Continuous means that it will constantly change not only when you let go of the top and drop means the

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ends they mean the noise number below the minimum will be pushing us back to the maximum and the highest

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number after the maximum pushes us back into the minimum number and then let me see what else we talked

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about we talked about image views of course that we use image use to show images of course.

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We use one of them and that's called image name.

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And we got a name of an image that we had within our project in our bunda.

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We also talked about their content more than we used a thing as they fill an aspect fit and then we

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talked about anything else.

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I don't think so I think that was pretty much it about this section.

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So we covered these areas and now the combination of all of these you should be ready to essentially

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do your assignments which are coming up in the next two.