Auto Layout is a constraint-based layout system used in Apple's iOS, macOS, and watchOS operating systems. It allows developers to create user interfaces that dynamically adapt to different screen sizes and orientations. Rather than specifying the exact size and position of UI elements, developers define rules or constraints that determine how these elements should relate to each other and their container. The system then automatically calculates the optimal layout based on these constraints. Common uses include creating responsive layouts that work well on different iPhone or iPad models, or ensuring that views maintain their relative positions when the screen orientation changes.
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