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# Value

The type of the key’s value.

```
associatedtype Value
```

## Discussion

Swift typically infers this type from your implementation of the
[`defaultValue`](/documentation/SwiftUI/LayoutValueKey/defaultValue) property, so you don’t have to define it explicitly.

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