How to build a Tableview with multiple cell types in Swiftui?

In iOS applications, TableView is a popular UI element used to display lists of data in a scrollable manner. Building a TableView with multiple cell types in SwiftUI, Apple's cutting-edge declarative UI framework, is an efficient way to present multiple forms of data in a single list. In this article, we will see how to create a TableView with various cell types in SwiftUI.

Step 1: Define the data model

Defining the data model is the first step in creating a TableView with multiple cell types. The various data types that you want to display in the TableView must be identified, and an associated data model must be created for each category. For the sake of illustration, suppose you want to display a list of objects that can be text or images. You can describe the following two data models:

struct  TextItem : Identifiable { 
    let  id = UUID () 
    let  text : String
 } 

struct  ImageItem : Identifiable { 
    let  id = UUID () 
    let  imageName : String
 }

Step 2: Create the TableView

The TableView can then be built using the list view in SwiftUI. Various data models are entered into the list view, which lists them. When grouping multiple views together using SwiftUI's group views, you can specify a cell type for each data model. Here's an example of how to make a TableView with multiple cell types:

import SwiftUI

struct MyTableView: View {