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Asked on 02/24/2025
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It seems like you might be asking about "binding" in the context of SwiftUI. In the SwiftUI essentials session, binding is described as a way to create a two-way reference to the state of another view. This allows for synchronization between views, ensuring that when one view updates its state, other views that are bound to it also reflect those changes. This is particularly useful for creating interactive components where multiple views need to stay in sync with a shared piece of data.
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