[Solved] Identify the error in the following Swift code:class Bird {} let b1 = Bird() let b2 = Bird() if b1 == b2 { print("Same bird") } | Swift

Swift - Operators and Expressions

Identify the error in the following Swift code:

class Bird {}

let b1 = Bird()
let b2 = Bird()

if b1 == b2 {
    print("Same bird")
}

AUsing assignment '=' instead of comparison

BUsing '==' instead of '===' for identity

CMissing parentheses in if condition

DUsing invalid operator '===' instead of '==='

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check operator for identity
The code uses ==, which compares values, not identity. Use === for same instance.
Step 2: Eliminate other options
= is assignment but not used here; no invalid operator or missing parens.
Final Answer:
Using '==' instead of '===' for identity -> Option B
Quick Check:
Identity: === not == [OK]

Quick Trick: Use === for identity comparison, not == [OK]

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