[Solved] Identify the error in this Swift code snippet:var isActive: Bool = "true" print(isActive) — Ans: Bool cannot be assigned a String value | iOS Swift

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Identify the error in this Swift code snippet:

var isActive: Bool = "true"
print(isActive)

Aprint() cannot print Bool values

BBool cannot be assigned a String value

CVariable name is invalid

DMissing semicolon at end of line

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze variable assignment
isActive is declared as Bool but assigned the string "true" (in quotes), which is incorrect.
Step 2: Understand type mismatch
Bool must be assigned true or false without quotes. Assigning a String causes a type error.
Final Answer:
Bool cannot be assigned a String value -> Option B
Quick Check:
Bool = true/false only, no quotes [OK]

Quick Trick: Bool values are true or false without quotes [OK]

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