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Animal Spotter API

The base URL for this API is https://lambdaanimalspotter.herokuapp.com/api

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Objective 1 - understand and explain Codable's data types

Codable is actually a combination of the Encodable and Decodable protocols. Encodable turns your model object's values into a different format such as JSON or a Plist, while Decodable does the opposite. Each protocol has just a single method. These methods will get called when you call encode or decode. Before we look at how to implement these methods ourselves, you will need to understand a few data types.

Looking at both Encodable's encode(to encoder: Encoder) throws and Decodable's init(from decoder: Decoder) throws on a surface level, we see that they have an Encoder and a Decoder argument respectively. They are both protocols, which are then adopted by JSONEncoder/Decoder and PropertyListEncoder/Decoder, and any custom encoder and decoder that you may create. Both encoders and decoders have essentially the same properties and methods. We'll look at the Decoder's properties and methods below:

Properties:

• codingPath: Allow

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 All you need to do is set your subclass of ShiftableViewController as the delegate for all		
 UITextFields and UITextViews that you want to be shifted up so the keyboard doesn't obscure it.