<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Enumerated() in SwiftUI can be used with List and ForEach to show item numbers.</li><li>It returns a sequence of (offset, element) pairs, where offset is a counter from zero.</li><li>In Swift 6.2 and iOS 26, EnumeratedSequence now conforms to RandomAccessCollection.</li><li>Previously, an additional step was required to wrap the sequence in an array.</li><li>The offset in EnumeratedSequence should not be used as an index to access elements from the original collection.</li><li>Using offset or index as the id in ForEach is not recommended in dynamic collections.</li><li>For dynamic collections, a stable and unique identifier like Identifiable should be used.</li><li>A struct can be used with Identifiable to maintain stable identity in dynamic collections.</li><li>By decoupling numbering from identity, correct behavior is ensured as the data changes.</li><li>SwiftUI Fundamentals book is recommended for a deep dive into SwiftUI core principles and APIs.</li><li>For more resources on Swift and SwiftUI, other books and book bundles are available.</li></ul>

Using enumerated() with SwiftUI List and ForEach to show item numbers

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