crash app in swift

To intentionally crash an app in Swift, you can use the fatalError() function. This function crashes the app and logs a message to the console. Here's an example of how you can use it:

main.swift
// This line of code will intentionally crash the app
fatalError("Something went wrong!")
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You can add this code in any part of your app where you want it to crash. For example, you might add it in a button action or in a function that's called in response to a certain event.

It's important to remember that intentionally crashing an app is not recommended in a real-world scenario. However, it can be useful in testing and debugging to ensure that your app handles crashes and errors gracefully.