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Home » How do I run a SWIFT code?

How do I run a SWIFT code?

Running a SWIFT code involves a series of steps to compile and execute the program effectively. To begin with, you need to compile the code using the Swift compiler. This can be achieved by typing the command “swiftc YourFileName.swift” in your terminal or command prompt. Here, “YourFileName.swift” should be replaced with the actual name of your Swift file.

Once the code is compiled successfully without any errors, you can proceed to run the program. To do this, type “./YourFileName” in the terminal or command prompt. This command will execute the compiled Swift program. It’s essential to ensure that you are in the correct directory where your Swift file is located before running these commands.

Running a SWIFT code is a straightforward process that involves compiling the code using the Swift compiler and then executing it through the terminal or command prompt. By following these steps diligently, you can effectively run your SWIFT code and observe the desired outcomes.

(Response: Running a SWIFT code involves compiling the program using the Swift compiler with the “swiftc YourFileName.swift” command and then executing it via the terminal or command prompt with “./YourFileName”.)