To create a struct in Swift, you can define it using the struct keyword. Here's an example:
main.swift56 chars5 linesIn this example, we've created a Person struct, which has two properties: name (a String) and age (an Int).
You can then create an instance of the Person struct like this:
main.swift49 chars2 linesThis creates a new Person instance with the given name and age values.
Structs are a fundamental data type in Swift, and are commonly used to represent objects in object-oriented programming. They are value types, meaning that when you create a new instance of a struct, it is copied to a new location in memory.
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