The classic "Hello, World!" program is a beginner's introduction to a new programming language. It demonstrates the basic syntax to output or display a string.
In Swift, you can write the "Hello, World!" program in a simple way:
print("Hello, World!")
If you're using an environment like Xcode's playground or the Swift REPL, simply typing the above line will display "Hello, World!" as the output.
If you're creating a full Swift program using a text editor, you might structure it with a main function like this:
import Swift func main() { print("Hello, World!") } main()
However, the simplest and most common approach, especially in playgrounds and tutorials, is the single line print("Hello, World!")
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