Calculator
iOS mobile app using Swift & Xcode 📲🔢
**Tip Calculator or Calculadora de propinas is a tip calculator application for iOS.
Submitted by: Rosa Perez
Time spent: around 25 hours spent in total
The following required functionality is complete:
- [ x] User can enter a bill amount, choose a tip percentage, and see the tip and total values.
- [ x] Settings page to change the default tip percentage.
The following optional features are implemented:
- UI animations
- Remembering the bill amount across app restarts (if <10mins)
- Using locale-specific currency and currency thousands separators.
- Making sure the keyboard is always visible and the bill amount is always the first responder. This way the user doesn't have to tap anywhere to use this app. Just launch the app and start typing.
The following additional features are implemented:
- List anything else that you can get done to improve the app functionality!
Here's a walkthrough of implemented user stories:
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As part of your pre-work submission, please reflect on the app and answer the following questions below:
Question 1: "What are your reactions to the iOS app development platform so far? How would you describe outlets and actions to another developer? Bonus: any idea how they are being implemented under the hood? (It might give you some ideas if you right-click on the Storyboard and click Open As->Source Code")
My reactions to the iOS app development platform so far is that it was so easy to use. I enjoyed working on the app & appreciate the easy to follow video tutorial. This is my first iOS application.
Outlets - adds a connection from the UI file to a label in the code. This enables code to send a message to the UI object.
Actions - example when the user clicks a button, the buttons sends an action message. Its the developers responsibility to write the code to implement the action.
Answer: [Enter your answer here in a paragraph or two].
Question 2: "Swift uses Automatic Reference Counting (ARC), which is not a garbage collector, to manage memory. Can you explain how you can get a strong reference cycle for closures? (There's a section explaining this concept in the link, how would you summarize as simply as possible?)"
Answer: [Enter your answer here in a paragraph or two].
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