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All right.
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So we're going to create a brand-new Xcode project and it's going to be a Single View App, and it's
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going to be called WhatFlower or whatever you want to call it.
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And we're going to hit Next and I'm going to save it on my desktop.
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All right.
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So the first thing that we're going to need to do is to import our 
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FlowerClassifier.mlmodel file into this brand-new Xcode project.
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So we've done it before.
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Why don't you pause the video and give it a go?
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All right.
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So if you don't remember, all you need to do is to locate it.
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And remember, we saved it inside this folder called Flower Classification,
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and here is our FlowerClassifier.mlmodel, and all that we need to do is just to click and drag
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it into our Xcode project, making sure that copy items if needed is checked, and hit Finish. And we'll
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let Xcode get on with the work of creating a class for our model.
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All right. So the first thing that we need to code up is 
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a UIImagePickerController.
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So you've done this in past modules and I want to set it as a challenge.
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So go ahead and set up a UIImagePickerController that allows your app to take a photo, and then display
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it on the screen.
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So this is what it should look like.
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So let's look at the functionality.
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We've got an image view in the background here that's clear on startup and we've got a nav bar at the
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top, as well as a bar button item on the right.
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And this is in the shape of a camera.
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And when we tap on it, it brings up the camera and we're able to take a photo.
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And then we can tap the Use Photo to set that photo that we took as the image that's inside the image
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view.
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So pretty simple.
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And you've done this before
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and see if you can code it up.