Swift - Variables and ConstantsWhich of the following Swift variable declarations uses type inference correctly?Alet number = 10Blet number: = 10Clet number Int = 10Dlet number : Int 10Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check syntax for variable declaration with type inferenceType inference allows omitting the type, so let number = 10 is correct.Step 2: Identify syntax errors in other optionsOptions B, C, and D have syntax errors: missing type name, wrong order, or missing assignment operator.Final Answer:let number = 10 -> Option AQuick Check:Correct syntax with inference = let number = 10 [OK]Quick Trick: Look for correct Swift syntax without explicit type [OK]Common Mistakes:Adding colon without type nameWriting type before variable name incorrectlyOmitting assignment operator
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