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SwiftUI

SwiftUI is Apple’s new declarative UI framework for building apps across all of their platforms. Unlike UIKit and AppKit, which are based on Objective-C, SwiftUI is built for Swift using modern programming paradigms. One of these is moving away from inheritance and using protocols to build your views instead.

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SwiftUI Views

In SwiftUI, all views conform to the View protocol. View represents a part of your user interface. It requires a single property: body, which returns another View. This allows you to create lightweight views that you can build on top of each other.

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}

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