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The "foreach" concept in SwiftUI is discussed in the session titled "Demystify SwiftUI containers" (Session ID: wwdc2024-10146). The session explains how the ForEach
view is used to generate a collection of views from data. It highlights the difference between declared subviews and resolved subviews, emphasizing that ForEach
is a declared subview that produces resolved subviews when the app is running.
The session also introduces new APIs like foreach subview of
, which iterates over resolved subviews, and foreach section of
, which iterates over sections within a view. These APIs allow for more flexible composition and organization of content in SwiftUI.
For more detailed information, you can refer to the session Demystify SwiftUI containers (06:03) where the ForEach
view and its functionalities are discussed.

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