Computed property in Swift | Swift for beginners | Property in swift 5

Ravi sir, With the help of this video , I explain in an interview what is computed property and how it work with this simple example.
I also answered few more questions and I was hired in good company.
Thanks Sir

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one of my friend "Raman" overuses it alot. for populating the tableview cell he always makes the computed property in tableviewcell class

Sir is there any difference between function and computed property?

Thanks friend,
Your videos are relay helpfull

In my project, I used computed properties to deal with UserDefaults. I've put all the code related to UserDefaults in one single file, create helper class there (MyUserDefaults), mark each variable (computed property) as static. So I can use it like:

MyUserDefaults.theme = "Dark" : to write
MyUserDefaults.theme : to read

Is this a good approach?

Best video on computed property

sir yeh get set lgane hote hai kya for input and output in this properties

can I use observer property for the same . If yes how to differentiate between observer and computed property

very helpful !

Nice man

thankyou sir, keep it up ...

Nice sir

Can you make video on "Opaque types" ? Feature from swift 5.1

Also some advance topics like @propertywrapper

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Glad i found this channel which explains complex topics with such ease 👍 Good job buddy

sir please make a tutorial on abstraction and difference between frame and bounds. basic but very conceptual

nice tutorial .... ziada ter junior Developers ko nae pta hota... computed properties ke bary me

i prefer computed priorities rather then making a function ...
adding a simple example

class Person {
var firstName: String?
var lastNamr: String?
}
// computed properties
extension Person {
var fullName: String {
return "\(firstName ?? "") \(lastName ?? "")"
}
}