Good evening.
I have two classes and I created an instance referencing the parent class by calling its method and it does not run and shows the following sentence:
"swift expressions are not allowed at the top level"
PS: I have tried everything, created it, recreated it ... they are all in the same group in Xcode
What can it be?
Follow print
The problem is that you are putting code to run directly at the top-level of the file, just as you would in languages like Python and JavaScript.
Swift, as well as C, C ++, Java, among others, only accepts code execution within functions. That is, lines 7 and 8 of your code must be within a function.
As you are programming for iOS, you can place any function in the application lifecycle, such as viewDidLoad and viewDidAppear.
