The difference between @StateObject @ObservedObject and @EnvironmentObject in SwiftUI

The difference between @StateObject @ObservedObject and @EnvironmentObject in SwiftUI

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In this video, we will be breaking down the difference @StateObject in SwiftUI, @ObservedObject in SwiftUI & @EnvironmentObject in SwiftUI. We'll be discussing why it is important to understand the concepts associated with the SwiftUI @StateObject, SwiftUI @ObservedObject & SwiftUI @EnvironmentObject being a source of truth pattern.

We'll see how to use @StateObject SwiftUI, @ObservedObject SwiftUI, and @EnvironmentObject SwiftUI and ask the question what it is, so we can fully understand the SwiftUI @StateObject property wrapper, @ObservedObject property wrapper, @EnvironmentObject property wrapper, and see how our views react to changes from their source of truth. By doing all of this we should have a greater understanding of StateObject in SwiftUI.

So if you're someone who wants to know the difference @StateObject, @ObservedObject, and @EnvironmentObject and how to use each one.

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