list all importat property wrappers in swiftui
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Here are some important property wrappers in SwiftUI mentioned in the context:
- State: Used to manage a view's state.
- Binding: Used to create a two-way connection between a view and its underlying model.
- Environment: Used to read values from the environment.
- ObservedObject: Used to subscribe to an observable object and update the view when the object changes.
- EnvironmentObject: Used to share an observable object across multiple views.
- Published: Used within an observable object to notify subscribers of changes to a property.
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