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iOS Build a Playlist Browser with Objective-C Working With Multiple View Controllers Master-Detail and Segues

Posted by Kai Chen
Kai Chen
452 Points

what is underlying

in the question, there is an underlying. What's that mean?

1 Answer

ianhan3
ianhan3
4,263 Points

For reference, the question was a T/F, "You can interact with the underlying when even a modal view is presented on top?"

They mean to say "underlying view" or "underlying view controller". The answer is false. You cannot interact with the underlying view when a modal view is on top. You'll have to dismiss the modal view first to interact with the view underneath.