Can you explain what the point(inside:) method means in the context of geometric figures?

The point(inside:with:) method in iOS is used to determine whether a given point lies within the bounds of a UIView or another geometric shape.

It takes the coordinates of the point and returns true if the point is inside the area, and false if outside.

This is useful, for example, in touch handling to understand whether a tap was inside a specific interface element.

Example usage:

let touchPoint = CGPoint(x: 50, y: 50)
if myView.point(inside: touchPoint, with: nil) {
    print("Point inside view")
} else {
    print("Point outside view")
}

Thus, the method helps to determine whether a point belongs to the area of a specific object.