Why does the Swift compiler not automatically create a parameterized constructor for classes?

In Swift, the compiler does not automatically create a constructor with parameters (initializer) for classes in the following cases:

• If the class inherits from a superclass that does not have a parameterless initializer, the compiler cannot generate an initializer automatically.
• If properties are declared in the class without default values and without optional types, the compiler cannot create an initializer because it does not know how to initialize them.
• If the class is declared as a subclass of NSObject or another Objective-C class, automatic generation of initializers may not occur.

In such cases, the developer must explicitly define initializers to ensure proper initialization of all properties and adherence to inheritance rules.