iOS Swift - iOS Basics and SetupAfter filling in the app name as "MyApp" and selecting SwiftUI, what will Xcode create?AA Storyboard file without SwiftUI codeBOnly a blank text file named MyApp.txtCAn Android app projectDA project folder with SwiftUI files and a default ContentView.swiftCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand project creation with SwiftUIChoosing SwiftUI creates a project folder containing SwiftUI code files.Step 2: Identify default filesXcode generates ContentView.swift as the default UI file for SwiftUI projects.Final Answer:A project folder with SwiftUI files and a default ContentView.swift -> Option DQuick Check:SwiftUI project creates ContentView.swift file [OK]Quick Trick: SwiftUI projects always include ContentView.swift by default [OK]Common Mistakes:Expecting unrelated file typesConfusing iOS with Android projectsAssuming Storyboard files appear with SwiftUI
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