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iOS

Let’s assume we have an IBOutlet of type UIButton, named timerButton, as a property in the ViewController.swift file. In

Let’s assume we have an IBOutlet of type UIButton, named timerButton, as a property in the ViewController.swift file. In the viewDidLoad method, set the title of the button to “Start” for the state configuration Normal. Hint: Check out the UIButton class reference

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Joshua C
Joshua C
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timerButton.setTitle("Start", .Normal)

setTitle is a method of UIButton. First parameter of the setTitle method is the title of the button and second is the state. Most of the times, you will be using .Normal, .Disabled, or .Selected for state.

Awesome thank you Brian!