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Swift
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Swift
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//******************************************************************************
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// MAL - main
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//******************************************************************************
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// Swift requires that main() be invoked from a file named "main.swift". See the
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// paragraph "Application Entry Points and “main.swift” on
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// https://developer.apple.com/swift/blog/?id=7:
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//
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// You’ll notice that earlier we said top-level code isn’t allowed in most
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// of your app’s source files. The exception is a special file named
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// “main.swift”, which behaves much like a playground file, but is built
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// with your app’s source code. The “main.swift” file can contain top-level
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// code, and the order-dependent rules apply as well. In effect, the first
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// line of code to run in “main.swift” is implicitly defined as the main
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// entrypoint for the program. This allows the minimal Swift program to be
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// a single line — as long as that line is in “main.swift”.
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main()
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