Stored properties cannot be marked potentially unavailable with ‘@available’

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        * stored properties cannot be marked potentially
        

        * unavailable with '@available'
        

        * explanation with examples
        

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        <h3>Explanation:</h3>
        

          

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        In Swift, the "@available" attribute is used to apply version availability checks to methods, classes, protocols, and enums. The "@available" attribute allows developers to specify the minimum required version for a particular code block to run. This attribute is mainly used for API availability checks and dynamic library loading.
        

        

        The "@available" attribute cannot be used with stored properties. It can only be used with declerations such as methods, classes, protocols, and enums. Stored properties do not have versions like methods or classes, so there is no need to specify their availability with the "@available" attribute.
        

        

        Here is an example to demonstrate the usage of the "@available" attribute:
        

        

        
// Marking a method as available in iOS 12 or later
        @available(iOS 12.0, *)
        func myMethod() {
          // Code to be executed here
        }


      


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