How to compare two strings in Swift? Analog of isEqualToString from Objective-C

Hello everyone! I just started learning Swift after Objective-C and encountered a simple but important problem. In Objective-C, for comparing strings I always used the `isEqualToString:` method. Here's how it looked: ```objc NSString *str1 = @"Hello"; NSString *str2 = @"Hello"; if ([str1 isEqualToString:str2]) { NSLog(@"Strings are equal"); } ``` Now I'm switching to Swift and don't understand how to properly compare strings. I tried using the `==` operator, but I'm not sure if it's correct. In Objective-C, `==` compares pointers, not string contents, and I'm afraid it might be the same in Swift. I also saw that Swift has the `NSString.compare()` method, but it returns `ComparisonResult`, not `Bool`. Is there a direct analog of `isEqualToString`? My current Swift code looks like this: