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Swift notes

- Because you use state properties to hold information that’s


specific to a view and its subviews, you always create state
as private.

- using the Observable() macro. With Observation, a view in


SwiftUI can support data changes without using property
wrappers or bindings. SwiftUI watches for any observable
property changes that could affect a view, and displays the
correct version of the view after a change.

- Use the @State attribute to initialize a model object the same


way you use it to initialize properties inside a view. Just like
SwiftUI initializes state in a view only once during the lifetime of
the view, it initializes state in an app only once during the
lifetime of the app.

-GeometryReader dynamically reports size and position


information about the parent view and the device, and updates
whenever the size changes; for example, when the user rotates
their iPhone.

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