Swift low-level

“In 2014 Apple announced the new programming language Swift to be the successor of Objective-C . At that moment Objective-C was at position number three in the Tiobe index, and development of mobile apps for iPhones and iPads was booming,” Tiobe explains.

Swift is more similar to languages such as Ruby and Python than is Objective-C . For example, it’s not necessary to end statements with a semicolon in Swift, just like in Python.

No language will replace Python . Programming languages are like tools.