SwiftUI Gestures Quiz

Take this quiz to test your knowledge of gesture recognizers in SwiftUI, including detecting taps, double taps, pinching, rotation motions, and long presses.

What is @GestureState in SwiftUI?

A method to define new gestures.

A property wrapper for handling transient state during a gesture.

A property wrapper for handling tap gestures.

A built-in animation modifier.

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What is the function of the onChanged callback in SwiftUI gesture recognizers?

To detect the start of a gesture.

To detect the end of a gesture.

To combine multiple gestures.

To handle updates during the gesture’s progress.

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What is the result of using a @GestureState property with a drag gesture in SwiftUI?

The property remains unchanged.

The property changes only once at the end of the drag.

The property disables the drag gesture.

The property updates continuously during the drag and resets when the gesture ends.

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Which SwiftUI modifier is used to detect exclusive gestures?

simultaneously()

exclusively()

sequenced()

combined()

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What does the predictedEndLocation property in DragGesture.Value represent?

The initial location of the drag.

The predicted final location based on the drag velocity.

The current location of the drag.

The direction of the drag.

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How can you make a gesture perform an action only after a different gesture completes?

Apply the combined() modifier.

Use the sequenced() modifier.

Apply the sequentially() modifier.

Use the onEnded() callback.

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What is the purpose of the .simultaneously(with:) modifier in SwiftUI gestures?

To detect two gestures simultaneously.

To apply multiple gestures one after another.

To disable gesture detection.

To replace one gesture with another.

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How do you compose multiple gestures to be detected in sequence?

Use the simultaneously() modifier.

Use the combined() modifier.

Use the sequenced() modifier.

Use the exclusive() modifier.

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What does the updating callback provide in addition to the gesture value?

The background color of the gesture target.

A reference to the view’s parent.

The total duration of the gesture.

A reference to a @GestureState property and a Transaction object.

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10.

How can you make a long press gesture cancel if the touch moves beyond a certain distance?

Enable the cancelOnDrag parameter.

Use the maximumDistance parameter in LongPressGesture.

Set the gesture to cancel by default.

Apply the offset() modifier.

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11.

How can you make an image follow a drag gesture across the screen in SwiftUI?

Use a TapGesture recognizer.

Apply a rotationEffect() modifier.

Use a frame() modifier.

Apply an offset() modifier with a @GestureState property.

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12.

What does the translation property in DragGesture.Value represent?

The angle of rotation during a drag.

The duration of the drag.

The total translation from the start to the current position of the drag.

The scale of magnification.

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13.

Which callback is typically used to update a @GestureState property?

onEnded

updating

onChanged

onUpdate

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14.

What is a gesture in SwiftUI?

An interaction between the user and the touch screen detected by the app.

A way to display text on the screen.

A method to handle user input through buttons.

A pre-defined animation effect.

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15.

What type of gesture is used to detect a rotation motion in SwiftUI?

TapGesture

RotationGesture

MagnificationGesture

DragGesture

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16.

What does the MagnificationGesture recognizer detect in SwiftUI?

Long presses

Pinching or zooming gestures

Rotation movements

Taps

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17.

How does the onChanged callback differ from onEnded in gesture recognizers?

onChanged is called when the gesture value changes; onEnded is called when the gesture ends.

onChanged is used only for taps; onEnded is used for other gestures.

onChanged is called after onEnded.

onChanged is called when a gesture ends; onEnded is called when it begins.

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18.

Which gesture recognizer allows you to detect and respond to motion across the display?

LongPressGesture

DragGesture

RotationGesture

TapGesture

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19.

What happens when you use .gesture(nil) in SwiftUI?

It adds a drag gesture.

It adds a tap gesture.

It removes any gesture recognizer from the view.

It resets the gesture recognizer.

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20.

How can you make a long press gesture in SwiftUI require a specific duration?

By using LongPressGesture(delay:)

By using LongPressGesture(duration:)

By using LongPressGesture(minimumDuration:)

By using LongPressGesture(time:)

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21.

Which SwiftUI gesture recognizer is used to detect a pinch gesture?

DragGesture

RotationGesture

LongPressGesture

MagnificationGesture

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22.

What is the purpose of the onEnded callback in gesture recognizers?

To execute code when a gesture ends.

To execute code when a gesture changes.

To execute code when a gesture is canceled.

To execute code when a gesture starts.

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23.

How can you specify a double tap gesture using a TapGesture recognizer?

TapGesture(tapCount: 2)

TapGesture(doubleTap: true)

TapGesture(taps: 2)

TapGesture(count: 2)

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24.

Which gesture recognizer is used to detect a single tap on a view in SwiftUI?

TapGesture

MagnificationGesture

LongPressGesture

DragGesture

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25.

Which SwiftUI modifier is used to add gesture recognizers to a view?

action()

transition()

animation()

gesture()

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