Get type of object in Swift

In Swift, the type(of:) method can be used to get the type of an object at runtime.

Here's an example using a String object:

let myString = "Hello, world!"
print(type(of: myString)) // output will be: String

Similarly, here's an example using an Int object:

let myInt = 42
print(type(of: myInt)) // output will be: Int

Note that the type(of:) method returns the actual type of the object, not just its superclass or protocol type.