How to Fix: Error in Swift class: Property not initialized at super.init call

The error you're encountering in your Swift classes is due to the fact that you're calling `super.init(name:name)` without providing any parameters. The `init` method of a superclass doesn't take any arguments, so this call is invalid.

🔧 Fixing the Issue

• Modify the `init` method of your `Square` class to not call `super.init(name:name)`. Instead, simply initialize the properties directly.

💡 Example

class Shape {} // unchanged

class Square: Shape {    var sideLength: Double    init(sideLength:Double) {        self.sideLength = sideLength        numberOfSides = 4    }    func area () -> Double {        return sideLength * sideLength    }} // Note that we've removed the 'name' parameter from the init call

🔧 Testing Your Code

Once you've made these changes, compile and run your code to test that it's working as expected.