- Whether the Opaque property is true or false it will not hide/show the UIView.
- This property is simply a hint to the drawing system to improve performance when set to true. If it knows the UIView is opaque then it won't draw anything behind it.
- If Alpha is less than one, this property should be set to false.
- From Apple documentation: The opaque property has no effect in system-provided classes such as UIButton, UILabel, UITableViewCell, and so on.
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Part 9 - UIView's Opaque Property
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