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Manoj GuptaWhy Does weak Consume More Memory and Is Slower Than strong?In Swift, the weak keyword is often used to avoid strong reference cycles in memory management. While weak references are indispensable in…Nov 30
IniOS EssentialsbyAbhimuralidharanWeak vs Unowned in iOS SwiftThis article explains the basic difference between weak and unowned in iOS Swift. You will also learn when and where to use these two in…May 223
Manasa M PMemory management in Swift(Heap, Stack, ARC)Swift uses stack or heap data structure to store object. Memory management refer to the allocation and deallocation of an object.Jan 4, 20213
Tausif AnsariSwift - What is ARC, strong, weak and unowned type?ARC, strong, weak, unowned and object retain Cycle…Sep 14
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