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iOS Interview Questions & Answers Guide

The document is a guide for iOS interview questions and answers, focusing on the basics of Swift. It explains Swift's advantages over Objective-C, including safety and modern features like type inference. Additionally, it covers how to declare constants in Swift and their importance in maintaining code safety and predictability.

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iOS Interview Questions & Answers Guide

The document is a guide for iOS interview questions and answers, focusing on the basics of Swift. It explains Swift's advantages over Objective-C, including safety and modern features like type inference. Additionally, it covers how to declare constants in Swift and their importance in maintaining code safety and predictability.

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iOS Interview Questions and Answers Guide

1.1 Basics of Swift

Q: What is Swift, and what makes it different from Objective-C?

A: Swift is a powerful and intuitive programming language developed by Apple for iOS, macOS, watchOS,

and tvOS. It is safer, faster, and more concise than Objective-C. Swift offers modern language features such

as type inference, optionals, closures, and memory safety by default.

Q: Explain the concept of type inference in Swift.

A: Type inference allows Swift to deduce the type of a variable automatically based on the assigned value.

For example, `let number = 10` is inferred as an `Int`.

Q: How do you declare a constant in Swift, and when would you use it?

A: Constants are declared using the `let` keyword. You use them when the value should not change after

assignment, ensuring safety and predictability in your code.

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