iOS Swift - ConcurrencyWhich of the following is the correct way to declare a function that updates UI using MainActor in Swift?Afunc updateUI() { @MainActor /* code */ }Bfunc updateUI() @MainActor { /* code */ }Cfunc @MainActor updateUI() { /* code */ }D@MainActor func updateUI() { /* code */ }Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall correct syntax for @MainActor@MainActor is an attribute placed before the function declaration.Step 2: Check each option@MainActor func updateUI() { /* code */ } correctly places @MainActor before the function name.Final Answer:@MainActor func updateUI() { /* code */ } -> Option DQuick Check:@MainActor before func = correct syntax [OK]Quick Trick: @MainActor goes before func keyword [OK]Common Mistakes:Placing @MainActor after func namePutting @MainActor inside function bodyUsing @MainActor as a suffix
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