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So work come back again this is probably the lesson you have been waiting for.

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How to use faith in us.

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I'm not going to talk.

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I'm just going to jump into school.

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They showed you how to use it.

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And when I go to execute the command shift and file our I was single view application I'm going to call

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it my swift virus app and the only thing I want to make sure I change is the language should be left

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out Swift.

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So with the language shift I'm going to say next I'm going to place it somewhere eventually.

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I mean here the big difference that jumps out is this.

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We don't have a dot H and a dot and file anymore.

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Everything is inside of one file called View Controller at Swift.

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So if in the past you avoid the body of your controller that age you can't alter that and make that

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a storyboard.

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Now you only worry about view Concordat Swift and the main storyboard so everything is in one place

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inside our view controller.

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Right now I'm going to get rid of all the comments and some things should begin looking familiar to

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you.

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So we have this thing new controller of the type you view controller the same way we had at interface

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View Controller Carlo View Controller.

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We have this guy view that lot with superb view that it and the one question you might be asking and

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that's a very valid question.

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Where do I put my outlets because in the past we used to do all of our the outlet declarations inside

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the dot H.

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Fine.

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So I'm going to get myself a little bit of space in here.

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You don't need to worry about these declarations and definitions in a few lessons.

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Now when we go to the next section which is more of you know hard core programming I will talk about

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object oriented programming and what is a class and what's a superclass and what are the methods which

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are the functions of a class.

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What are these.

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You know you control our life cycles.

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Will cover all of these.

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But what you need to worry about right now is this right after your class declaration and inside the

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body of your class you want to put all of the outlets.

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So this is where we put all the outlets.

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So let's see how we do that.

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I want to go to a storyboard and in my story about I'm going to make two things.

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One is and by then as usual and the other one is a label kind of as usual.

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And I'm going to change any of their properties here.

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I actually want to do all of these properties by programming so not only do you get to see swift We

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also get to see some newer stuff as well.

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So let's go to assistant editor and yes Destinator I'm going to drag the Padan in here say it is my.

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Then I'm going to drive the labeling here say it is my label and I'm going to either I get the button

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changed the type into an action and say this is my action.

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So whenever it is being touched up inside.

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Call this action.

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And that's about that.

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So diking.

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And just like the way we did with the objective see if we are doing it in the street.

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So let's go back to our editor and our view controller.

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I have two outlets in the past they were being written something like this at profit the non tarmac

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which is the default behavior here.

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And then I beat out that you are label or you or I but then and then asked to X which we don't have

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at all.

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In.

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We don't need to have pointers for anything.

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We will talk about the standards.

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Right.

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Why it is like that is with under the name of our outlets so my label.

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So even though this isn't exactly the same format it has some similarities with what we had in Objective-C

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and that's the only thing that matters right now for you to feel that well this kind of is similar to

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that until we get a better sense of what they are and how they work and everything.

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So to do actually something functioning is what I'm going to do.

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I'm going to go to my view with a lot and in my view it the Lord I'm going to say my but then DOD background

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color and is telling me you have to give me a new color.

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I'm going to say it's you eye color dark dark gray.

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And then I'm going to say my body in the title color and title colors or titles have to be set for a

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certain state.

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Some say set title color who you are a color that too white for you.

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I control the state DOT Norman and I'm also going to say my part in Dardis said Titel.

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Where is that title.

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Another tribute the title title.

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I'm going to set title to hits me for you or I control the state DOT Norman.

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So as you can imagine this is a method that you're calling from you I Baden's in this case but then

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it takes into work humans and it does something it sets up something on our button.

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So if you run this now we should be able to see our But then with the dark background of white text

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color and a title on it that says hits me.

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Let's see if that's the case.

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Great.

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Now let's look at it.

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It says to me the background is dark gray.

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I know I want to change some things in the label.

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I'm going to to my action and my action I'm when I say my label the background color is you eye color

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that orange and I'm gonna say my label the text color is going to be you eye color dot black and I'm

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going to say my label doesn't text alignment.

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Now here's a bit of a difficult one.

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We don't know what we should feed to a text alignment.

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I kind of knew that this is a color and that I would use the operation the auto completion of ex-coach

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tells me hey these are the colors and that's you know kind of you know expect that.

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But what about text alignment.

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It tells me you have to feed me with something called and there's text alignment.

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So I'm going to say OK so.

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And that's text align and that's text and lineman's and then and then I thought the dot operation under

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some very familiar names center justified left Nashar blah blah I'm going to use the Center for here.

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I want to get I say my label dot font.

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And it says you have to give me a new iPhone.

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I'm going to say it's you I want to dot and then here one of them the when I know I want to use is called

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System font of size.

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And I want to use a larger font let's say 26 I want to make it a lot larger.

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And finally I want to say my labels don't text or text alignment text itself and you see it here and

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here says you have to give me a string an optional list thing because it could be nil.

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So I'm going to say text is going to be hello hello.

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So if it works I'm sure you can guess what we are going to see.

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Once my application launches on my iOS 8 simulator hits me Hallsworth.

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So that's about that vus are strafed with iOS very similar to how we did Objective-C.

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Swift is a lot easier to learn and to work through.

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There's a lot easier to are to together started with things that you need to remember is not unlike

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Objective-C Strief doesn't have two files in and yet is only one file that is you can two or three if

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you do all of your declarations up there and then you have your functions on your life cycles and then

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everything is the only primary difference is things are based on a dot operation.

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If you want to get the same thing in Objective-C we had to say something like you I fonds and then that

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space system a font of size and then do something like you know close the brackets in here.

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But since this we used to just use the dot operation you want that system a font and it sticks in my

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data center.

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You control the state data normal which truly simplifies our process.

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Color dot dark gray as opposed to saying you eye color is space dark gray.

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So that's about that.

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Let's keep that in mind and we'll move on to our next lesson.