Summary
As this chapter ends, we end the introduction to the Swift programming language. At this point, we have enough knowledge of the Swift language to begin writing our own applications; however, there is still much to learn.
In the following chapters, we will look in greater depth at some of the concepts that we already discussed, such as optionals and subscripts. We will also show how we perform common tasks with Swift, such as parsing common file formats and handling concurrency. Finally, some chapters will help us write better code such as a sample Swift style guide, and a chapter on design patterns.
