How to play iOS SystemSound SoundID in Xamarin.iOS

To play iOS SystemSound SoundID in Xamarin.iOS, you can follow the steps below:

1. Define the SoundID:
   • The SoundID is a unique identifier for the system sound you want to play. You can find a list of available system sound IDs in the iOS documentation or by searching online. For example, let's say we want to play the "Tock" sound, which has a SoundID of 1104.
2. Import the AudioToolbox framework:
   • In your Xamarin.iOS project, right-click on the References folder and select "Edit References."
   • In the dialog that appears, search for "AudioToolbox" and check the box next to it. Click "OK" to import the framework.
3. Import the namespace:
   • Add the following using statement at the top of your code file:using AudioToolbox;
4. Play the SystemSound:
   • Use the following code to play the SystemSound with the specified SoundID:SystemSound sound = new SystemSound(1104); sound.PlaySystemSound();

That's it! The above code will play the specified SystemSound using the SoundID in Xamarin.iOS.

Please note that Xamarin.iOS is a cross-platform development framework that allows you to write iOS applications using C#. It provides bindings to the native iOS APIs, so you can access and use the same functionality as you would in Objective-C or Swift.