I was in the same boat as you last year. I highly recommend anything by Paul Hudson (@twostraws) who runs hackingwithswift.com. Also the CS 193P Stanford course with Paul Hegarty is online for free and is SUPER helpful to learning Swift and SwiftUI.
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This is most likely a problem with Norton Web Protection and will require them to update their app and services to support iOS 14 as other VPNs work on iOS 14 beta (for me at least).
I would recommend using the Feedback app to submit a radar report to apple just in case. Additionally if possible I would notify the Norton team so they could start working on fixing their service.
If you go to the developer download page here - https://developer.apple.com/download/, and log in with your Apple ID, scroll down until you see iOS 14 beta then either download the profile to your device or if your prefer download the IPSW file by clicking view more then downloading the file for "iPhone 8, iPhone 7"
As OOPer said before, you need to download the Catalina upgrade from the App Store. This can usually be found on the front page of the App Store or by searching for it.
PS if you want some good resources for learning to code your first app checkout the apple documentation and HackingWithSwift.com then the Stanford iOS app development course on YouTube (CS193p)
This is how you would do a check to see what platform the app is running on
#if os(iOS) os(watchOS)
		doLoginiOS()
#elseif os(macOS)
		DoLogInMacOS()
#else
		println("OMG, it's that mythical new Apple product!!!")
#endif
Solved it. Realized it should be 0.7 * i
Have you tried restarting your computer to see if it will allow you to continue after doing so.
The code is within a model that is managed by a viewModel ObservableObject class that communicates with the View Struct.
My issue was that if I have the View handle the number of cards dealt I am able to use the timer to delay the cards so it happens one-by-one. However, I wanted to make it so that it is done in the model instead as this makes more sense for the gameplay as a whole.
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