Where does a private func go?
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In Swift, a private function is a function that can only be accessed by code within the same file. This is part of Swift's access control levels, which also include internal, fileprivate, and public.
For more details on access control levels in Swift, you can refer to the session A Swift Tour: Explore Swift’s features and design at the timestamp 10:59.
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