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How to bind state in WRI

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swifty wise at state property rapper that is modify our view structs freely which means as our program changes we can update our view properties to match however things are a little more complex with UI controls for example if you wanted to create an edit all textbox the users can type into you might create a swift UI view like this one a form inside their text field enter your name then text hello world that tries to create a form containing a text field and a text view however that code wonamp;#39;t compile because 50y wants to know where to store the text in the text field remember views are a function of their state that text field could only show something if it reflects a value stored in your program what Swift UI wants is a string property in our struct that can be shown inside the text field and will also store whatever the user types into the text field so will you change the code to this VAR name equals empty string and then add text name to our text field that adds

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When we put @State before a property, we effectively move its storage out from our struct and into shared storage managed by SwiftUI. This means SwiftUI can destroy and recreate our struct whenever needed (and this can happen a lot!), without losing the state it was storing.
This is particularly useful in scenarios where you have nested views or components, and you want to ensure that they all reflect the same piece of data. By using @Binding, youre not duplicating the data but referencing the same source of truth, ensuring consistency across your app.
@State and @Binding are property wrappers used for managing and synchronizing the state of views and data across different components. @State : SwiftUI automatically manages the state and updates the view whenever the @State property changes.
ing to Apple, `@Bindable` enables observable objects to support creating bindings to mutable properties. However, this feature is also available with `@State`. So the only difference is that a property with `@State` can create a binding of itself, but its meaningless as the instance is reference type.
The @State property wrapper manages the local state inside a SwiftUI view. Once a property is marked with @State, SwiftUI creates storage for it automatically and watches for changes. Whenever the value changes of a @State property, the relevant view updates to display the new state.
@Binding : Used for properties that are passed to the view from another view or object. @ObservedObject : Used for properties that are ObservableObjects. @StateObject : Used for ObservableObjects that are created and managed by the view itself.
SwiftUIs @State property wrapper is designed for simple data that is local to the current view, but as soon as you want to share data you need to take some important extra steps.
@State and @Binding are property wrappers used for managing and synchronizing the state of views and data across different components.

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