Using State and Binding Without The @ Symbol
Daily Coding Tip 096
If you’re wanting what the @State and @Binding decorations are actually doing, they’re creating a generic type of the same name. Creating a @State variable with an initial value of false, as seen below, really creates the generic type State<Bool>.
In a comment above, I’ve provided a version that works the same way.
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