Swift Questions et reponses d'entretien
Question 36. Explain the 'escaping' closure and why it's necessary in Swift.
An 'escaping' closure is a closure that is called after the function it was passed to has returned. It's necessary when the closure is stored or outlives the scope of the function.
Question 37. What is the purpose of the 'self' keyword in Swift?
'self' is used to refer to the instance of the current type, and it's often required to distinguish between instance variables and parameters with the same name.
Question 38. Explain the difference between 'defer' and 'finally' in Swift.
'defer' is used to execute a block of code just before the scope is exited, while 'finally' is not used in Swift. Instead, error handling with 'defer' and 'catch' is more idiomatic.
Question 39. What is the 'lazy' keyword used for in Swift?
'lazy' is used to delay the initialization of a property until it's accessed for the first time.
Question 40. Explain the purpose of 'inout' parameters in Swift functions.
'inout' parameters allow a function to modify the value of the parameter directly, and any changes made inside the function affect the original value outside the function.
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