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Table Views are made up of multiple cells, each of which is actually either an instance of the UITableViewCell class or a subclass thereof. A useful feature of storyboarding allows the developer to visually construct the user interface elements that are to appear in the table cells and then replicate that cell at runtime. For the purposes of this example each table cell needs to display an image view and two labels which, in turn, will be connected to outlets that we will later declare in the CarTableViewCell subclass. Much like Interface Builder, components may be dragged from the Object Library panel and dropped onto a scene within the storyboard. Note, however, that this is only possible when the storyboard view is zoomed in. With this in mind, verify that the storyboard is zoomed in using the controls in the bottom right hand corner of the canvas and then drag and drop two Labels and an Image View object onto the prototype table cell. Resize and position the items so that the cell layout resembles that illustrated in Figure 24-4, making sure to stretch the label objects so that they extend toward the right hand edge of the cell.

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