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iOS Build a Simple iPhone App with Swift 2.0 Improving Our User Interface Recap: Auto Layout

Phillip Paik
Phillip Paik
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Posted by Phillip Paik
Phillip Paik
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For each element we need to provide two categories of constraints

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Phillip Paik
Phillip Paik
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Phillip Paik
Phillip Paik
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Nevermind! Got it!

Arthur Sarin
Arthur Sarin
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Arthur Sarin
Arthur Sarin
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i need help with this question!

Arthur Sarin
Arthur Sarin
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find. "Jason Anders Hey John,

If you're talking about the question "For each element we need to provide two categories of constraints:", the answer you're looking for is "position" and "size". So, you were close with "size and location". :)

Pasan discusses this at 7:01 in this video

Keep coding! :)"

Anthia Tillbury
Anthia Tillbury
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Anthia Tillbury
Anthia Tillbury
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I tried:

x and y height and length length and width

Nothing!