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iOS Build a Playlist Browser with Swift Building the Music Library and Playlist Models Passing the Playlist Object

Posted by Vasily Ulianov
Vasily Ulianov
1,765 Points

Hm.. Question: "The process for preparing our struct for use is …"? What is it?

We're using init()?

2 Answers

Chris Shaw
Chris Shaw
26,650 Points
Chris Shaw
Chris Shaw
26,650 Points

Hi Vasily,

The term used for creating a new instance of a struct, class or any other reusable type is initialization.

Hope that helps.

Ian Kohlert
Ian Kohlert
2,760 Points
Ian Kohlert
Ian Kohlert
2,760 Points

Yeah it's "initialization" I really think Treehouse needs to program in some ambiguity with the write in answers. I wrote "initializing" and was wrong.

Chris Jones
Chris Jones
Treehouse Guest Teacher
Chris Jones
Chris Jones
Treehouse Guest Teacher

Completely agree. I wrote initializing as well.

Antoine Guenet
Antoine Guenet
2,843 Points

Same here, I wrote "initializing" :-)

Rafael Schwemmer
Rafael Schwemmer
6,108 Points
Rafael Schwemmer
Rafael Schwemmer
6,108 Points

Yeah, me too. Not just in this quiz