Right, and just to build on what @klyni_gg said, I’ve tried a few setups during my Swift learning phase. While there’s still no official Swift IDE for Windows, you can use Visual Studio Code with Swift extensions. You’ll need to install Swift manually, but once it’s up, you’ll get syntax highlighting, code completion, and even some level of debugging. It’s lighter than Xcode, but surprisingly flexible if you’re just coding logic or learning the language.