You want to animate a button's background color change when tapped. Which approach correctly combines state and animation in SwiftUI?

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iOS Swift - Animations

AUse a local variable for color and call withAnimation outside the button action.

BChange color directly without state and rely on .animation modifier without value.

CUse @State for color, change it inside withAnimation, and apply .animation with value on the button.

DUse @Binding for color and animate changes without withAnimation.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Use @State to hold color
State variables trigger UI updates and animations when changed.
Step 2: Change color inside withAnimation and apply .animation with value
This ensures smooth animated transitions on the button's background color.
Final Answer:
Use @State for color, change it inside withAnimation, and apply .animation with value on the button. -> Option C
Quick Check:
State + withAnimation + .animation(value:) = smooth color change [OK]

Quick Trick: Combine @State, withAnimation, and .animation(value:) for color changes [OK]

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