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For testing you would use this AdUnit ID ca-app-pub-3940256099942544/2435281174
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I had three do/try/catch blocks. They allowed my app to compile and build but when I tried to launch them on my devices,I received the same error.
I had to force unwrap !. That is to say, I had to rewritetry as try!
This fixed the error. I was able to compile, build, and launch the app both in the simulator and on my device.
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Ingredients should be Ingredient
@Model
class Ingredient {
var name: String
var amount: String
var somethingElse: ThatType
}
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It looks like the onDelete throws void and the other function returns void. Could also be a simple syntax erro.
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A method for filtering objectionable content
I am uncertain about this; however, if I had to make an educated guess I would say this means that users have a way to limit and control (or filter) the content that is shown in their feed, dashboard, et cetera.
A mechanism for users to flag objectionable content
On most social media platforms that incorporate networking and user interaction, the app developers include a small button or link that onChange allows the user to flag content that they have deemed inappropriate and/or offensive. Perhaps this is what they mean.
A mechanism for users to block abusive users
Again, on most social media platforms or platforms that incorporate user interaction, the app developers include a small button that onChange allows them to block a user that they no longer wish to interact with.
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To use SwiftData you basically need these three things and to read the documentation.
Add the macro @Model
Add .modelContainer to the view
Add the @Environment(.modelContext) private var context
Finally, in SwiftData you can use FetchDescriptor with a Predicate to fetch and sort.
The following example is in the SwiftData example provided by Apple.
@Model
class Recipe {
@Attribute(.unique) var name: String
var summary: String?
var ingredients: [Ingredient]
}
So, var ingredients would be an array of elements that are of data type Ingredient. So make that. Example:
@Model
class Ingredients{
var name: String
var amount: String
var somethingElse: ThatType
}
