SwiftUI vs UIKit interview questions

1. A.describing what the interface should look like for a given state rather than imperatively mutating views
2. B.a wrapper for a view's private mutable source of truth that triggers a redraw when changed
3. C.a lightweight value type whose body describes a piece of the interface and is recreated on updates
4. D.the older imperative framework that builds interfaces from mutable view-controller objects and view hierarchies

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1. A.UIKit
2. B.Declarative UI
3. C.View struct
4. D.@State

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1. A.Declarative UI — a wrapper for a view's private mutable source of truth that triggers a redraw when changed
2. B.Declarative UI — a wrapper giving a child view read-write access to a value owned by its parent
3. C.Declarative UI — describing what the interface should look like for a given state rather than imperatively mutating views
4. D.Declarative UI — a lightweight value type whose body describes a piece of the interface and is recreated on updates

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1. A.a wrapper for a view's private mutable source of truth that triggers a redraw when changed
2. B.a wrapper giving a child view read-write access to a value owned by its parent
3. C.describing what the interface should look like for a given state rather than imperatively mutating views
4. D.the older imperative framework that builds interfaces from mutable view-controller objects and view hierarchies

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1. A.UIKit
2. B.@Binding
3. C.View struct
4. D.@State

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1. A.@State — a wrapper for a view's private mutable source of truth that triggers a redraw when changed
2. B.@State — describing what the interface should look like for a given state rather than imperatively mutating views
3. C.@State — the older imperative framework that builds interfaces from mutable view-controller objects and view hierarchies
4. D.@State — a wrapper giving a child view read-write access to a value owned by its parent

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1. A.a wrapper giving a child view read-write access to a value owned by its parent
2. B.a wrapper for a view's private mutable source of truth that triggers a redraw when changed
3. C.describing what the interface should look like for a given state rather than imperatively mutating views
4. D.the older imperative framework that builds interfaces from mutable view-controller objects and view hierarchies

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1. A.@Binding
2. B.Declarative UI
3. C.@State
4. D.UIKit

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1. A.@Binding — the older imperative framework that builds interfaces from mutable view-controller objects and view hierarchies
2. B.@Binding — a wrapper giving a child view read-write access to a value owned by its parent
3. C.@Binding — describing what the interface should look like for a given state rather than imperatively mutating views
4. D.@Binding — a lightweight value type whose body describes a piece of the interface and is recreated on updates

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1. A.a wrapper giving a child view read-write access to a value owned by its parent
2. B.a wrapper for a view's private mutable source of truth that triggers a redraw when changed
3. C.a lightweight value type whose body describes a piece of the interface and is recreated on updates
4. D.describing what the interface should look like for a given state rather than imperatively mutating views

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1. A.Declarative UI
2. B.View struct
3. C.@State
4. D.@Binding

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1. A.View struct — describing what the interface should look like for a given state rather than imperatively mutating views
2. B.View struct — a lightweight value type whose body describes a piece of the interface and is recreated on updates
3. C.View struct — a wrapper for a view's private mutable source of truth that triggers a redraw when changed
4. D.View struct — a wrapper giving a child view read-write access to a value owned by its parent

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1. A.the older imperative framework that builds interfaces from mutable view-controller objects and view hierarchies
2. B.describing what the interface should look like for a given state rather than imperatively mutating views
3. C.a lightweight value type whose body describes a piece of the interface and is recreated on updates
4. D.a wrapper giving a child view read-write access to a value owned by its parent

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1. A.@State
2. B.View struct
3. C.Declarative UI
4. D.UIKit

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1. A.UIKit — a wrapper giving a child view read-write access to a value owned by its parent
2. B.UIKit — a wrapper for a view's private mutable source of truth that triggers a redraw when changed
3. C.UIKit — a lightweight value type whose body describes a piece of the interface and is recreated on updates
4. D.UIKit — the older imperative framework that builds interfaces from mutable view-controller objects and view hierarchies

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