Swift - Data TypesHow does Swift's strong typing affect working with JSON data that can have mixed types?ASwift ignores types and treats all JSON values as stringsBSwift requires explicit type checks and conversions for JSON valuesCSwift automatically converts JSON types to matching Swift typesDSwift does not support JSON parsing due to strong typingCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recognize JSON mixed typesJSON can contain strings, numbers, booleans, etc., mixed together.Step 2: Understand Swift's type safetySwift requires you to check and convert JSON values explicitly to correct types.Final Answer:Swift requires explicit type checks and conversions for JSON values -> Option BQuick Check:Strong typing needs explicit JSON type handling [OK]Quick Trick: Always check and convert JSON types explicitly [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming automatic JSON type conversionIgnoring type safety when parsing JSONExpecting Swift to treat all JSON as strings
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