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# tableView(_:dropSessionDidExit:)

Notifies the delegate when dragged content exits the table view’s bounds rectangle.

```
optional func tableView(_ tableView: UITableView, dropSessionDidExit session: any UIDropSession)
```

## Parameters

`tableView`

The collection view that was tracking the dragged content.

`session`

The drop session object containing information about the data being dragged.

## Discussion

The table view calls this method when dragged content exits its bounds rectangle. This method isn’t called again until the dragged content enters the table view’s bounds (triggering a call to the [`tableView(_:dropSessionDidEnter:)`](/documentation/UIKit/UITableViewDropDelegate/tableView(_:dropSessionDidEnter:)) method) and exits again.

Use this method to clean up any state information that you configured in your [`tableView(_:dropSessionDidEnter:)`](/documentation/UIKit/UITableViewDropDelegate/tableView(_:dropSessionDidEnter:)) method.

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