iOS Swift - iOS Basics and SetupAfter creating a new iOS project with SwiftUI selected, what file will contain the app's main entry point?AYourAppNameApp.swiftBAppDelegate.swiftCContentView.swiftDSceneDelegate.swiftCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand SwiftUI app structureSwiftUI uses a file named YourAppNameApp.swift as the main entry point with @main attribute.Step 2: Differentiate from UIKit filesAppDelegate.swift and SceneDelegate.swift are used in UIKit projects, not SwiftUI by default.Final Answer:The main entry point is YourAppNameApp.swift. -> Option AQuick Check:SwiftUI main file = YourAppNameApp.swift [OK]Quick Trick: SwiftUI apps start in YourAppNameApp.swift file [OK]Common Mistakes:Choosing ContentView.swift which is UI onlyConfusing UIKit delegate files with SwiftUI
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