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How can you make a Swift function return multiple values?

  • Using tuples
  • Using arrays
  • Using dictionaries
  • Using multiple return statements
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What keyword is used to define a constant in Swift?

  • var
  • let
  • const
  • static
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What keyword is used for inheritance in Swift?

  • extend
  • inherits
  • superclass
  • :
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Which of the following is a valid Swift variable name?

  • 1stVariable
  • firstVariable
  • first_variable
  • firstVariable
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What does the defer keyword do in Swift?

  • Delays execution until program ends
  • Ensures code is executed after control flow exits
  • Defines a function
  • Changes variable values
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Which operator is used for optional chaining in Swift?

  • ?
  • !
  • &
  • @
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How do you create a constant array in Swift?

  • let array = [1, 2, 3]
  • var array = [1, 2, 3]
  • const array = [1, 2, 3]
  • let array: [Int] = [1, 2, 3]
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Which of the following is a valid Swift comment?

  • // This is a comment
  • # This is a comment
  • <!-- This is a comment -->
  • /** This is a comment */
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How do you create a read-only property in Swift?

  • var property: Int { get }
  • let property: Int { get }
  • private var property: Int { get }
  • public var property: Int { get }
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Which collection type in Swift stores key-value pairs?

  • Array
  • Set
  • Dictionary
  • List
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How can you call a method on an optional value safely in Swift?

  • Using optional chaining
  • Using optional unwrap
  • Using forced unwrap
  • Using try-catch
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How do you declare a variable in Swift that can hold either an integer or a string?

  • var myVar: Int
  • String
  • var myVar: Any
  • var myVar: Int
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How can you specify that a Swift function takes a variable number of arguments?

  • Using varargs
  • Using variadic parameters
  • Using ...
  • Using spread
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How do you create a tuple in Swift?

  • (1, "A")
  • [1, "A"]
  • {1, "A"}
  • (1; "A")
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What is the output of print("Hello, \(name)") where name is a string variable?

  • Hello, name
  • Hello, (name)
  • Hello, name
  • Hello, name
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Which operator is used to concatenate strings in Swift?

  • +
  • &
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What does self refer to in Swift?

  • A method
  • The current instance
  • The superclass
  • A variable
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What is the default value of an uninitialized variable of type Int in Swift?

  • 0
  • nil
  • 1
  • -1
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How do you declare an array of strings in Swift?

  • var strings: [String]
  • var strings: Array<String>
  • let strings: [String]
  • let strings: Array<String>
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What does the @objc attribute do in Swift?

  • Makes a Swift method callable from Objective-C
  • Defines an Objective-C class
  • Makes a method private
  • Changes the method signature
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Which keyword allows a Swift class to conform to a protocol?

  • conforms
  • implements
  • :
  • conform
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What keyword is used to handle optional values in Swift?

  • optional
  • unwrap
  • nil-coalescing
  • force-unwrap
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Which keyword is used to define a class in Swift?

  • class
  • type
  • object
  • structure
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How do you define a computed property in Swift?

  • var property: Int { get { return 0 } }
  • let property: Int { get { return 0 } }
  • var property: Int { }
  • computed var property: Int { get { return 0 } }
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How do you handle JSON data in Swift?

  • Using JSONDecoder and JSONEncoder
  • Using JSONParser
  • Using JSONSerializer
  • Using JSONHandler
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What is the purpose of the override keyword in Swift?

  • To override a method in a subclass
  • To create a new method
  • To define a new class method
  • To make a method private
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What is the purpose of guard statement in Swift?

  • Error handling
  • Conditional checks
  • Function definitions
  • Loops
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How do you define an optional variable in Swift?

  • var myVar: Int?
  • var myVar: Optional<Int>
  • var myVar: Int!
  • var myVar: Int
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