iOS Swift - AnimationsIdentify the error in this Swift animation code: UIView.animate(withDuration: 0.5) { myView.alpha = 0.5 completion: { print("Done") } }AThe duration must be a stringBThe completion block is incorrectly placed inside the animation closureCThe alpha value must be an integerDUIView.animate does not support alpha animationsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Review UIView.animate syntaxThe completion block is a separate parameter, not inside the animation closure.Step 2: Identify the errorPlacing completion inside the closure causes a syntax error.Final Answer:The completion block is incorrectly placed inside the animation closure -> Option BQuick Check:Completion block placement matters = C [OK]Quick Trick: Place completion outside animation closure [OK]Common Mistakes:Putting completion inside closureUsing wrong alpha typeMisusing duration parameter
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