JuniorTheoryCommon

What happens when this program is compiled and run?

SWIFT

print("start")
prnt("middle")
print("end")

It does not compile

Expecting start and then an error: Swift compiles the whole file before running it, so the typo on line 2 stops the build and line 1 never runs.
Expecting the bad line to be skipped: an unknown name is a compile error, not a warning, so no program is created and nothing is printed.

What would the program print if line 2 held only the text "middle", without print?
Where in the compiler's message do you find the number of the line with the error?

JuniorTheoryCommon

SWIFT

print("start")
prnt("middle")
print("end")

It does not compile

Expecting start and then an error: Swift compiles the whole file before running it, so the typo on line 2 stops the build and line 1 never runs.
Expecting the bad line to be skipped: an unknown name is a compile error, not a warning, so no program is created and nothing is printed.

What would the program print if line 2 held only the text "middle", without print?
Where in the compiler's message do you find the number of the line with the error?