where/how to learn swift coding complete Beginner with voice over, help would be appreciated

It’s always helpful to have an idea of what you want to make before you learn how to do it, because it can help narrow down your options and direct your focus. That said, when it comes to Swift, my first stops are the Swift language documentation, Apple’s API documentation, and Apple’s WWDC videos.

For a bigger picture of programming, there are obscene numbers of books and websites out there. It’s hard to make a specific recommendation because what you’re asking about is a very broad topic.

All that said, you can probably learn a decent amount just by playing with Swift UI and learning how to model data and state (the resources mentioned above are a good starting point). In fact, all you really need for a basic game are those things I just mentioned, saving state is relatively simple once you have a suitable data model, and networking isn’t something you need to know to get started making fun games. It may also be a good idea to learn about design patterns and programming paradigms, since both essentially underpin what you’ll do as an app developer.

Hi.
To learn to code you can download the swift playground app on the ipad or the mac.

Forgot about that. Then again, I had the impression the OP had already learned the language itself and was interested in learning to program at a higher level where you go beyond toy scripts/examples and start making apps.

Go here:
https://www.hackingwithswift.com/100

I embarked on the 100 Days of Swift UI course. I made it to day 86 before that pesky thing called "work" got in the way. ;) I will finish.

The course is absolutely free, but you do need to post your progress on something like Twitter or Facebook so you've got a record of your completion.

Good luck!

Yeah, I second 100 days of Swift UI. Paul Hutson is an awesome teacher.