How to learn swift programing language

i want to learn swift programing language.it seems i need xcode 6 for learning swift.so
should i buy both of developer accounts (ios developer,mac developer) for learning swift???

ershad459 wrote:
Can you explain it with more details.?
it seems swift is more easiyer than objective c.
and you said i most learn objective c and swift.right??
Not sure how much easier Swift will be to learn over C/Objective-C, took a quick look through the manual and while somethings are simpler overall the impression I got is that it will have it's own problems. Any language that is complex enough to do complex programs will be difficult, at least at first. What makes one language harder then another is how consistent. If you do one thing one way one time and then do it another way another time the language will be a pain to work with no matter how 'easy' it is. From what I've read I'm a bit leery of Switf's consistency, but only time will tell.
As for learning C/Objective-C as ckuan wrote knowing more then one language is always a good thing, especially if you are looking to do this for work. But more importably as I wrote those languages won;t be going away anytime soon. All of the system and UI code is in C and-or Objective-C. The UI is all Objective-C. I'm still waiting to see how Swift will interface with the UI, but I have to believe that for more then the simplest interfaces a certain amount of Objective-C code will need to be written.
I suppose long term Apple's idea is to have all third part development done in Swift. But I think that day is still off in the future. I see no waste of resources for a programmer new to Apple spending time with C/Objective-C.
good luck
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