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@@ -131,12 +163,8 @@ The `NSUserDefaults` database consists of a hierarchy or domains. Whenever you r
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| Domain Name | Description | State |
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|`NSArgumentDomain`| This is the highest priority domain - it can be used to temporarily override any preference | volatile |
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|`Application`| This domain is where your app’s settings are stored when you invoke `setUserDefault` methods without specifying a domain | persistent |
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|`NSGlobalDomain`| This domain is where system-wide settings are stored | persistent |
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|`Languages`| This domain contains regional preferences such as month names or date formats for each locale | volatile |
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|`NSRegistrationDomain`| This domain serves as a fallback for any value that is not found in the Application domain | volatile |
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You can also specify custom domains to store a set of preferences.
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|`NSArgumentDomain`| The domain consisting of defaults parsed from the application’s arguments | volatile |
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|`NSGlobalDomain`| The domain consisting of defaults meant to be seen by all applications | persistent |
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|`NSRegistrationDomain`| The domain consisting of a set of temporary defaults whose values can be set by the application to ensure that searches will always be successful | volatile |
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See [this resource](https://oleb.net/blog/2014/02/nsuserdefaults-handling-default-values/) for more information.
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You can also specify custom domains to store a set of preferences.
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