Introduction

In the previous lesson, you explored the use of @State for managing view-specific states in SwiftUI. While @State is excellent for data confined to a single view, real-world applications often require sharing state across multiple views. This is where @Binding comes into play.

In this lesson, you’ll dive into the intricacies of @Binding, which allows views to share access to the same state. By using @Binding, changes made in one view can be reflected across other views that share the same state, thereby maintaining consistency and synchronization without each view owning the state directly.

This lesson will demonstrate how @State and @Binding work together to create a cohesive data flow within your apps.

Learning Objectives

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