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# value

The value of the handle.

```
var value: String { get }
```

## Discussion

A handle’s value corresponds to its type. For example, a handle with [`type`](/documentation/CallKit/CXHandle/type) equal to [`CXHandle.HandleType.phoneNumber`](/documentation/CallKit/CXHandle/HandleType/phoneNumber) should have a [`value`](/documentation/CallKit/CXHandle/value) consisting of a sequence of digits.

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