how to add an image in swift
//The first step is to rename the image you want to add into your xcode project
//Then, drag the picture to the Assets.xcassests folder.
//Next, use the Image struct and init(name) to display the picture
//For example, if your picture in the Assets.xcassests folder is named daddy, then to get the picture, use
Image("daddy")
//There are more modifiers to the Image but that will not be discussed hereswiftui system image
//The system image uses the sf symbols app
//Make sure you download the sf symbols app first as it wlll be useful later
// https://developer.apple.com/sf-symbols/
//(NOTE THAT IS YOUR macOS IS NOT 12, PLEASE DOWNLOAD THE 11.x VERSION AND NOT THE BETA ONE)
//Basically, these sf symbols are made by apple and are usually used in its apps
//To use these, you first need to find out the name of the sf symbol
//(In the sf symbols app, or search it up online)
//Then, we can use the systemName argument in the image struct (swiftui)
Image(systemName: <String>)
//The string in this case is the name of the sf symbol you wish to put
//Examples include "chevron" ->
Image(systemName: "chevron")Copyright © 2021 Codeinu
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