Swift iOS Application Life Cycle

Updated 31 December 2020

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Introduction

App delegate object manages your app’s shared behaviors. This is your application root object.

it works in conjunction with UIApplication to manage some interactions with the system.

App delegate object created when the app launched and object present in the whole application.

So we can use the app delegate object to fetch the UIApplication shared object.

App delegate provides help to know the app’s current state.

iOS Application Life Cycle depends on app delegate functions.

iOS Application Life Cycle delegate provides control of the application.

When we using core data then we should create a managed object of core data in the App delegate page.

And we can fetch managed objects in any view controller using the below code.

 

App Delegate life Cycle Methods

App Delegate provides some methods to manage the app life cycle.

These methods called according to state.

These methods invoke automatically.

And Always try to create these methods by self do not copy these delegate from any place because sometimes these functions not worked.

1-> application:willFinishLaunchingWithOptions:

This method called when the first time your app launched and here you can get your launch-related data.

2-> application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:

This allows you to perform any final initialization before your app is displayed to the user.

3-> applicationDidBecomeActive

This method work when the app comes in the foreground state.

4-> applicationDidEnterBackground:

This method work when your app is now running in the background and maybe suspended at any time.

5-> applicationWillEnterForeground:

This helps when App moving from background to foreground but the app not in the active state.

6-> applicationWillTerminate:

This method called when the app being terminated and called when the app suspended.

Conclusion

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This will help you to use the App Delegate function and if you feel any issue or suggestion then leave a comment.

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