Which of the following Swift code snippets correctly declares a nested function inside another function?

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Swift - Functions

Afunc outer() { func inner() { print("Inside") } inner() }

Bfunc outer() { func inner() -> Int print("Inside") }

Cfunc outer() { inner() func inner() { print("Inside") } }

Dfunc outer() { func inner() { print("Inside") } } inner()

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify correct nested function syntax
Nested functions must be declared inside the outer function's braces.
Step 2: Check function calls
Calling the nested function inside the outer function is valid only if the call is after the nested function declaration.
Final Answer:
func outer() { func inner() { print("Inside") } inner() } -> Option A
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Nested functions must be declared before calling them inside the outer function. [OK]

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