Converting NSURL to NSString in Swift: How to get a string from a URL?

Hi everyone! I'm new to Swift and ran into a problem working with URLs. I have a `URL` (or `NSURL`) object, obtained, for example, from the `URL(string:)` method or from a server response. I need to output this URL as a regular string to show it to the user or save it to a log. But when I try to simply use `print(url)`, I get something like "file:///Users/me/Documents/file.txt" or "https://example.com", but I need just "https://example.com" or "/Users/me/Documents/file.txt". How do I correctly convert `NSURL` to `NSString` or `String` in Swift? I've tried different ways, but the compiler complains. Here's an example of my code: ```swift import Foundation let urlString = "https://www.example.com/path/to/file.txt" if let url = URL(string: urlString) { // How to get