Swift - Data TypesFind the error in this Swift snippet:let name: String = 12345ANo error, implicit conversion happensBCompile-time error: cannot assign Int to StringCRuntime error when printing nameDSyntax error due to missing quotesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check type and assigned valuename is declared as String but assigned an Int value 12345.Step 2: Understand Swift's type rulesSwift does not convert Int to String automatically, causing compile-time error.Final Answer:Compile-time error: cannot assign Int to String -> Option BQuick Check:Strong typing disallows mismatched assignments [OK]Quick Trick: String variables need string values in quotes [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming implicit conversion from Int to StringThinking error is runtime, not compile-timeIgnoring quotes for string literals
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