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SOLVED: what is the difference between @AppStorage and UserDefault ?

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@arorashivoy  

UserDefault and app storage both use a key to store item so what to use in what conditions? I know that both should be used for small amount of data

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@roosterboy  HWS+

@AppStorage is a property wrapper for accessing values stored in UserDefaults. They are the same thing.

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@Hatsushira  HWS+

Basically the same. But @AppStorage only works in a SwiftUI View. UserDefaults everywhere.

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