Which SwiftUI code snippet correctly creates a SecureField bound to a @State variable named userPassword with placeholder text "Password"?

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iOS Swift - User Input and Forms

Which SwiftUI code snippet correctly creates a SecureField bound to a @State variable named userPassword with placeholder text "Password"?

ASecureField(text: $userPassword, placeholder: "Password")

BSecureField(text: userPassword, "Password")

CSecureField("Password", text: userPassword)

DSecureField("Password", text: $userPassword)

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Recall SecureField syntax
The correct initializer is SecureField(_ titleKey: String, text: Binding).
Step 2: Check binding usage
The text parameter must be bound using $ to the @State variable.
Final Answer:
SecureField("Password", text: $userPassword) -> Option D
Quick Check:
Binding uses $ prefix [OK]

Quick Trick: Use $ to bind @State variable in SecureField [OK]

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