UITableViewCells
Each row of a table view is a view. These views are instances of UITableViewCell. In this section, you will create the instances of UITableViewCell to fill the table view.
A cell itself has one subview – its contentView (Figure 9.8). The contentView is the superview for the content of the cell. The cell may also have an accessory view.
Figure 9.8 UITableViewCell layout
The accessory view shows an action-oriented icon, such as a checkmark, a disclosure icon, or an information button. These icons are accessed through predefined constants for the appearance of the accessory view. The default is UITableViewCellAccessoryType.None ...
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