Swift - Basics and RuntimeWhat is the first step Swift takes when compiling your code to native machine code?AIt directly generates machine code from Swift source.BIt converts Swift code into an intermediate representation (IR).CIt runs the program to check for errors.DIt packages the code into an app bundle.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Swift compilation stagesSwift first translates source code into an intermediate form called IR for optimization.Step 2: Recognize IR role in native code generationThis IR is then optimized and converted into native machine code by LLVM.Final Answer:It converts Swift code into an intermediate representation (IR). -> Option BQuick Check:First step in Swift compilation = B [OK]Quick Trick: Swift uses IR before native code generation [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking Swift compiles directly to machine codeConfusing runtime execution with compilationAssuming packaging happens before compilation
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