This quiz covers building SwiftUI grid layouts using the LazyVGrid and LazyHGrid views.
1.
What does the 'fixed' size option do in a LazyHGrid?
2.
What effect does combining different sizing options have in a grid layout?
3.
How does the 'adaptive' sizing option in GridItems handle screen orientation changes?
4.
What is the default behavior of LazyVGrid if no specific sizing is provided for GridItems?
5.
Which sizing option allows GridItems to expand within available space but not exceed a maximum size?
6.
What must be done to make a LazyVGrid scrollable?
7.
What will happen if all GridItems in an array are set to 'flexible'?
8.
Which GridItem size setting will maintain the size of columns despite screen changes?
9.
How do you control the number of rows in a LazyHGrid?
10.
What SwiftUI view is used to represent each row or column in a grid?
11.
How do you mix different sizing options in a SwiftUI grid?
12.
Which of the following is true about LazyHGrid?
13.
What happens when you use a single 'adaptive' GridItem in a LazyVGrid?
14.
What is the purpose of the 'pinnedViews' argument in a grid declaration?
15.
Which property controls the spacing between items in a LazyVGrid?
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How do you configure the number of columns in a LazyVGrid?
17.
What does the 'flexible' sizing option do in a GridItem?
18.
Which SwiftUI view is used to create a vertical grid?
19.
How do you make a grid automatically adapt to fit the screen size?
20.
What does embedding a LazyVGrid in a ScrollView allow?
21.
What is the primary use of the 'adaptive' setting in a GridItem?
22.
What does the 'fixed' sizing option do in a GridItem?
23.
What argument is mandatory when declaring a LazyVGrid?
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Which SwiftUI view is used to display horizontal grids?
25.
What does the 'Lazy' in LazyVGrid and LazyHGrid refer to?
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