Autolayout is a constraint-based layout system used in Apple's iOS, macOS, and watchOS operating systems. It allows developers to create user interfaces that adapt dynamically to different screen sizes, orientations, and resolutions. Instead of specifying fixed positions and sizes for UI elements, Autolayout defines relationships (constraints) between them. The system then calculates the optimal positions and sizes of these elements based on these constraints, ensuring that the UI remains consistent and well-proportioned across various devices and screen configurations. It is commonly used to create responsive and adaptable user interfaces for mobile and desktop applications.
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