Xcode
Xcode is a integrated development environment (IDE) for macOS containing a suite of software development tools developed by Apple for developing software for macOS, iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and tvOS.
Xcode provides everything developers need to create great applications for Apple's various platforms. It includes a source code editor, a debugger, and other tools for designing, building, and debugging applications. It also includes a variety of pre-built user interface (UI) elements, such as buttons and text fields, that developers can use in their applications. Xcode is free to download and use from the Mac App Store.
- PlayGround
- IOS Project
PlayGround
Playgrounds are a great way to try out new ideas and test code snippets without having to create a full Xcode project.
In a playground, you can write Swift code and see the results immediately, as the code is executed as you type.You can then start writing code in the editor on the left side of the window, and see the results in the live view on the right side.
Inline code execution is a feature of Xcode playgrounds that allows developers to execute code snippets directly within a playground, without having to write a full function or statement.
- A playground does not go through a build process, as the code is executed directly within the playground environment.
IOS Project
iOS project is a full-fledged application that can be built, compiled, and run on an iOS device or simulator. An iOS project includes all of the files, resources, and code needed to create a functional app, including a user interface, business logic, and other functionality.
it is a more complete and fully-featured development environment
iOS project goes through a build process when it is compiled, in which the source code is transformed into a binary executable that can be run on an iOS device or simulator.
An iOS project can be deployed to an iOS device or simulator, or submitted to the App Store for distribution to users.
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