iOS Swift - NetworkingWhy does an iOS app use API integration to connect to servers?ATo speed up the app without internetBTo change the app's color scheme locallyCTo increase the app's storage on the deviceDTo get or send data like live updates or user infoCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the purpose of API integrationAPI integration allows the app to communicate with servers to exchange data.Step 2: Identify what connecting to servers achievesThis connection helps the app get live information or save user actions online.Final Answer:To get or send data like live updates or user info -> Option DQuick Check:API integration = data exchange with servers [OK]Quick Trick: API integration means data exchange with servers [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking API changes app colors locallyBelieving API increases device storageAssuming API speeds app without internet
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