Is swift included in Xcode?

Others replied on how to get Xcode so I'll answer the second question, assuming that when you ask "where you can find it", you're referring to Swift. In Xcode you create a playground or project to start using Swift. Playgrounds are for learning the Swift language while projects are for making apps for Apple platforms, such as iOS and Mac.

Choose File > New > Playground to create a playground.

Choose File > New > Project to create a project. Select an App project to create an app with a graphical user interface or select a Command Line Tool project to create a console program that runs from the command-line (Terminal app). After choosing the type of project, choose Swift from the Language menu to tell Xcode you're using Swift for the project.

Swift and Objective C are supported in Xcode.

Use Mac App Store to download the latest version.

FYI: You need at lots of free space (Xcode is about 12 GB)

Yes. And you can download it via the App Store.

Or do you mean where do you find Swift in XCode?

https://developer.apple.com/tutorials/swiftui

That is 12GB before it expands beyond 30 GB installed…🧐

VikingOSX wrote:

That is 12GB before it expands beyond 30 GB installed…🧐

That's correct.

12 GB is the compressed download size and will expanded to > 30 GB space on your Mac.