pageViewControllerviewControllerAfterViewController

pageViewControllerviewControllerAfterViewController is a conceptual or placeholder term that might arise in discussions related to implementing a Page View Controller or a similar UI pattern. It doesn't represent a standard, built-in class or method in common mobile development frameworks like UIKit or SwiftUI. Instead, it suggests a need to manage the transition or flow of view controllers within a paginated interface, specifically referring to a view controller that would be displayed *after* another view controller in a sequence.

In practice, when building a page view controller, developers often utilize mechanisms like UIPageViewController in iOS. This class manages a stack of view controllers and allows users to swipe between them, creating a page-turning effect. The term "pageViewControllerviewControllerAfterViewController" could be part of internal naming conventions or a thought process for identifying the next view controller in the data source that the UIPageViewController will present. It implies a programmatic approach to determining which view controller should follow the currently visible one, based on some underlying data or logic. The actual implementation would involve methods that return the appropriate view controller, often based on an index or a specific identifier.