[Solved] What will happen if you use geometry.size.height inside a GeometryReader when the container height is 500 points? GeometryReader { geometry in Text("Height: \(geometry.size.height)") } | iOS Swift

iOS Swift - SwiftUI Layout

What will happen if you use geometry.size.height inside a GeometryReader when the container height is 500 points?

GeometryReader { geometry in
  Text("Height: \(geometry.size.height)")
}

AThe text will display "Height: 0"

BThe text will display "Height: nil"

CThe text will cause a compile error

DThe text will display "Height: 500"

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand geometry.size.height
It reflects the container's height, which is 500 points.
Step 2: Text interpolation
The text shows the height value as a string.
Final Answer:
The text will display "Height: 500" -> Option D
Quick Check:
geometry.size.height shows container height [OK]

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