Swift - FunctionsWhich of the following is the correct syntax to define a nested function in Swift?Afunc outer() { func inner() { } }Bfunc outer() { func inner; }Cfunc outer() { inner func() { } }Dfunc outer() { func inner() }Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Review Swift function syntaxFunctions are defined with 'func name() { }'. Nested functions follow the same syntax inside another function.Step 2: Check each option for correct syntaxfunc outer() { func inner() { } } uses correct syntax with braces for both outer and inner functions. Others have missing braces or wrong order.Final Answer:func outer() { func inner() { } } -> Option AQuick Check:Nested function syntax = func inside func with braces [OK]Quick Trick: Look for 'func' with braces inside another function [OK]Common Mistakes:Omitting braces for inner functionUsing semicolon instead of bracesPlacing 'func' keyword incorrectly
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