How to use nonisolated
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It seems like you're interested in the use of nonisolated in Swift. While the context provided doesn't directly address nonisolated, I can guide you on how it might relate to the content presented at WWDC, particularly in the context of Swift and concurrency.
In Swift, nonisolated is used to indicate that a method or property of an actor can be accessed without going through the actor's isolation. This is particularly useful when you want to expose certain functionality of an actor that doesn't require synchronization or when you want to interact with non-actor code.
If you're interested in how Swift is used in data visualization or machine learning contexts, you might find the session on Swift Charts: Vectorized and function plots useful. This session discusses how to use Swift for creating accessible data visualizations, which could be relevant if you're working with data in a concurrent environment.
For more specific details on Swift concurrency and nonisolated, you might want to look at sessions from WWDC that focus on Swift language updates or concurrency improvements. If you have any more specific questions or need further information, feel free to ask!
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