Difference between Text("") and Text(verbatim: "") initializers in SwiftUI

Question

I've been following Apple's SwiftUI tutorials. Along the way, I've often used the Text object with the following initializer:

/// Creates an instance that displays `content` verbatim.
public init<S>(_ content: S) where S : StringProtocol

Now, in the fifth tutorial of the series, I've encountered the following usage of Text:

Text(verbatim: "")

The description in the interface is the same as for the other initializer:

/// Creates an instance that displays `content` verbatim.
public init(verbatim content: String)

Question

What's the two initializers for and how are they different / when would I use which?

Answer 1

Text(verbatim: ) returns text as it is - hence the verbatim argument name.

Text(:_) checks if the argument is a localized key.

If it is, it returns the corresponding localized string.

It it isn't, it will print the text verbatim.