SetPrimitiveForKey
SetPrimitiveForKey is a method or function commonly found in programming environments, particularly those dealing with data persistence or caching mechanisms. Its primary purpose is to store a primitive data type, such as an integer, float, boolean, or string, associated with a specific key. This key acts as an identifier, allowing the stored value to be retrieved later.
When setPrimitiveForKey is invoked, it typically takes two arguments: the key (usually a string) and the primitive
The use of setPrimitiveForKey is prevalent in scenarios like saving user preferences, storing temporary application state,