Complete the code to create a vertical stack that loads views lazily.
var body: some View {
[1] {
Text("Item 1")
Text("Item 2")
}
}LazyVStack creates a vertical stack that loads its child views only when needed, improving performance for long lists.
Complete the code to create a horizontal stack that loads views lazily.
var body: some View {
[1] {
Text("Item A")
Text("Item B")
}
}LazyHStack creates a horizontal stack that loads child views lazily, which is useful for long horizontal lists.
Fix the error in the code to use a lazy vertical stack with a ForEach loop.
var body: some View {
LazyVStack {
ForEach(0..<5) { [1] in
Text("Item \([1])")
}
}
}The variable name in ForEach can be any valid identifier. Here, 'i' is commonly used for indexes.
Fill both blanks to create a LazyHStack with spacing and alignment.
LazyHStack(alignment: [1], spacing: [2]) { Text("A") Text("B") }
Alignment '.top' aligns views at the top. Spacing '10' adds space between views.
Fill all three blanks to create a LazyVStack with pinned views and spacing.
LazyVStack(pinnedViews: [1], spacing: [2]) { Section(header: Text("Header")) { Text("Content") } Text("Footer") .padding([3]) }
Using '.sectionHeaders' pins section headers. Spacing '10' adds space between views. Padding '.all' adds padding on all sides.