iOS Swift - Local Data PersistenceWhy does local data storage enable offline functionality even if the app is closed and reopened?ABecause internet connection is always required.BBecause local storage saves data persistently on device storage.CBecause data is lost when app closes.DBecause local data is deleted on app restart.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand persistence of local storageLocal storage saves data permanently on device, surviving app restarts.Step 2: Contrast with volatile memoryData in RAM is lost on close, but local storage keeps data safe.Final Answer:Because local storage saves data persistently on device storage. -> Option BQuick Check:Persistent local storage = data survives app restarts [OK]Quick Trick: Local storage keeps data safe across app restarts [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking data is lost on app closeBelieving internet is always neededAssuming local data deletes on restart
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