You want to write two Swift statements on the same line: let name = "Alice" and print(name). Which is the correct way to write this?

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Swift - Variables and Constants

You want to write two Swift statements on the same line: let name = "Alice" and print(name). Which is the correct way to write this?

Alet name = "Alice"; print(name)

Blet name = 'Alice'; print(name);

Clet name = "Alice" print(name);

Dlet name = "Alice" print(name)

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand semicolon use on same line
When writing multiple statements on the same line, separate them with a semicolon.
Step 2: Check each option for correctness
let name = "Alice"; print(name) correctly separates the two statements with a semicolon and omits unnecessary semicolon at the end.
Final Answer:
let name = "Alice"; print(name) -> Option A
Quick Check:
Separate statements on one line with semicolon [OK]

Quick Trick: Use one semicolon between statements on the same line [OK]

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