[Solved] Which of these is a correct example of chaining modifiers on a SwiftUI Text view? — Ans: Text("Hi").font(.title).foregroundColor(.red) | iOS Swift

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Which of these is a correct example of chaining modifiers on a SwiftUI Text view?

AText("Hi").font(.title).foregroundColor(.red)

BText("Hi") font(.title) foregroundColor(.red)

CText("Hi").font = .title.foregroundColor = .red

DText("Hi").font(.title), foregroundColor(.red)

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify correct SwiftUI chaining syntax
Modifiers are chained by calling them one after another with dots, like .font(...).foregroundColor(...).
Step 2: Check each option
Only Text("Hi").font(.title).foregroundColor(.red) uses correct dot chaining syntax. Others have syntax errors or wrong punctuation.
Final Answer:
Text("Hi").font(.title).foregroundColor(.red) -> Option A
Quick Check:
Correct chaining syntax = dot calls [OK]

Quick Trick: Use dots to chain modifiers in SwiftUI [OK]

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