iOS Swift - NavigationYou want to programmatically navigate back to the root view controller from a deep screen. Which code snippet correctly achieves this?AnavigationController?.popToRootViewController(animated: true)BnavigationController?.popViewController(animated: true)CnavigationController?.dismiss(animated: true)DnavigationController?.pushViewController(rootViewController, animated: true)Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand navigation stack methodspopToRootViewController moves back to the first screen in the stack, popping all intermediate ones.Step 2: Compare optionspopViewController removes only the top screen; dismiss is for modal; push adds a new screen, not back.Final Answer:navigationController?.popToRootViewController(animated: true) -> Option AQuick Check:popToRootViewController = go back to root [OK]Quick Trick: Use popToRootViewController to return to first screen [OK]Common Mistakes:Using popViewController to go back multiple screensConfusing dismiss with navigation popTrying to push root instead of popping to it
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