[Solved] Identify the error in this Swift code snippet:let isAdult = age >= 18 ? true : false let message = isAdult ? "Adult" "Minor" | Swift

Swift - Operators and Expressions

Identify the error in this Swift code snippet:

let isAdult = age >= 18 ? true : false
let message = isAdult ? "Adult" "Minor"

AMissing colon between true and false in second ternary

BIncorrect use of quotes around true and false

CMissing colon between "Adult" and "Minor" in second ternary

DNo error, code is correct

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check second ternary operator syntax
The second ternary operator is missing the colon between "Adult" and "Minor".
Step 2: Confirm correct ternary syntax
The correct syntax requires a colon separating the true and false values, so it should be: isAdult ? "Adult" : "Minor".
Final Answer:
Missing colon between "Adult" and "Minor" in second ternary -> Option C
Quick Check:
Ternary needs colon between true and false values [OK]

Quick Trick: Always put colon between true and false parts [OK]

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