What will be the output of the given Apple Swift code?

var nm = 5.0

class abc[

var x = 0.0

var y: String [

return "\(nm)"

]

func kp0[

println("\(n m)")

1}

let s=abc()

println(s.kp0)

class sd1: abc[

var hB = false

func k1(){

let i = abc();

println("\(i.y)")

let be = sd1()

bc.hB = true

println("\(bc.y)")

println(i.kp())

]}

class Tn: abc[

var nm=15.0

override func kp0[

println(15.0)

]}

let tr = Tn0

tr.kp0

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