How can you apply a red color and underline style to a Text view in SwiftUI in a single chain of modifiers?

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iOS Swift - SwiftUI Basics

How can you apply a red color and underline style to a Text view in SwiftUI in a single chain of modifiers?

AText("Hello").underline(color: .red)

BText("Hello").underline().foregroundColor(.red)

CText("Hello").foregroundColor(.red).underline()

DText("Hello").underline(true).foregroundColor(.red)

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand modifier chaining
Both .underline() and .foregroundColor() can be chained, but color must be applied before .underline() to ensure the underline uses the red color.
Step 2: Check syntax correctness
.underline(color:) does not exist; .underline() takes a Bool parameter optionally. Reversing order in B and D results in default underline color.
Final Answer:
Text("Hello").foregroundColor(.red).underline() -> Option C
Quick Check:
Use .foregroundColor then .underline() for color and underline = A [OK]

Quick Trick: Chain .foregroundColor() before .underline() for clarity [OK]

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