required init
Asked on 06/20/2025
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The term "required init" typically refers to a required initializer in Swift, which is a concept used in class inheritance to ensure that subclasses implement certain initializers. However, the provided context from the WWDC sessions does not specifically mention "required init" or provide details about initializers in Swift.
If you are interested in learning more about Swift and its features, you might find the session on migrating to Swift 6 helpful. It covers various aspects of Swift, including concurrency and data-race safety, which are important topics when working with initializers and class inheritance. You can explore this session further:
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