UILabel basics
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It seems like you're interested in UILabel basics. While the context provided doesn't directly address UILabel basics, it does touch on related topics such as dynamic type and accessibility in SwiftUI, which can be relevant when working with UILabels in UIKit.
For UILabels, especially in the context of dynamic type, you can set the adjustsFontForContentSizeCategory property to true to ensure that the label automatically updates its font when the system text size changes. This is discussed in the session Get started with Dynamic Type (04:02).
Additionally, when working with UILabels, it's important to consider accessibility. The session Catch up on accessibility in SwiftUI (10:09) discusses how to use accessibility labels, which can be applied similarly in UIKit to ensure that your app is accessible to all users.
If you have more specific questions about UILabels or need further details, feel free to ask!
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