If you want to either turn on Light or Dark Mode for the Xcode IDE on your Mac, you can follow the below steps.
- Open Xcode IDE.
- Now go to Menu: Xcode -> Settings... (Preferences for older macOS)
- Under General tab -> Appearance choose from - Light or Dark.

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