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# delegate

The list view controller’s delegate or `nil` if the receiver doesn’t have a delegate.

```
@IBOutlet weak var delegate: (any NCWidgetListViewDelegate)? { get set }
```

## Discussion

A list view controller’s delegate provides a custom view controller for each object in [`contents`](/documentation/NotificationCenter/NCWidgetListViewController/contents). The delegate also performs editing-related functions, such as responding to interaction with an Add (+) button and reordering and removing rows.

To learn about the methods the delegate can implement, see [`NCWidgetListViewDelegate`](/documentation/NotificationCenter/NCWidgetListViewDelegate).

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