You want to present a modal that appears as a full screen cover on iPhone but as a sheet on iPad. Which SwiftUI approach achieves this behavior?

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Use <code>.sheet(isPresented: $showModal) { ... }</code> with <code>.presentationDetents([.medium, .large])</code> on iPad and <code>fullScreenCover</code> on iPhone

BAlways use <code>fullScreenCover</code> regardless of device

CUse <code>.sheet</code> only and rely on system default presentation

DUse <code>.popover</code> modifier for all devices

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand platform differences
On iPad, sheets can have detents for partial/full height; on iPhone, fullScreenCover is often preferred.
Step 2: Conditional modifier usage
Use .sheet with detents on iPad and fullScreenCover on iPhone.
Step 3: Implement platform checks
Use UIDevice.current.userInterfaceIdiom or horizontalSizeClass to switch modifiers.
Final Answer:
Use .sheet with detents on iPad and fullScreenCover on iPhone -> Option A
Quick Check:
Combine sheet detents and fullScreenCover by device [OK]

Quick Trick: Use sheet with detents on iPad, fullScreenCover on iPhone [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Using only fullScreenCover everywhere
Ignoring device idiom differences
Using popover instead of sheet/fullScreenCover

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You want to present a modal that appears as a full screen cover on iPhone but as a sheet on iPad. Which SwiftUI approach achieves this behavior?

Step 1: Understand platform differences

Step 2: Conditional modifier usage

Step 3: Implement platform checks

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