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If you haven’t already read Chapter 6, please do so before reading this one because it provides a great introduction to some of the basics of Swift. This chapter builds on that foundation. By the end of this chapter, you can expect to have a greater understanding of the Swift language and how to use the basics to write simple programs. The best way to learn is to take small programs and write (or rewrite) them in Swift just to see how the language works.
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By using either code or Interface Builder, you can customize how the Label object reacts to text that is too large to fit. The behavior described is based upon typical defaults for the Label object.
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Bennett, G., Lees, B. (2015). Swift Classes, Objects, and Methods. In: Swift for Absolute Beginners. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-0886-1_7
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