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## Overview

The **`customMirror`** property of a `dictionary` returns a `Mirror` that reflects that `dictionary`. A **`Mirror`** in Swift is used to show the parts that make up a particular object. The object could be a string, double, or dictionary value. The parts it will show can be the object's stored properties, collection, and so on.

## Syntax

```swift
dictionary.customMirror
```

## Return property

The property returned is the `Mirror` for the dictionary (for example, `dict`).

## Code example

// create a dictionary
let dict = [
 "a" : "Apple",
 "b" : "Beta",
 "c" : "coding",
 "d" : "developer",
 "e" : "edpresso"
]

// get the mirror
print(dict.customMirror)

## Code explanation

- **Lines 2–8**: We created a dictionary `dict`. Then, we initialize it with some key-value pairs.

- **Line 11**: We got the `Mirror` of the dictionary using the `customMirror` and print the result to the console.


What is dictionary.customMirror in Swift?

Returns a Mirror reflecting a dictionary's structure, including stored properties or collection elements.