What's the difference between strong, weak, and unowned references?
Under ARC, strong keeps an object alive, unowned tracks a direct non-owning pointer that must outlive use, and weak goes through a side table so access can become nil after deinit
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Under ARC, strong keeps an object alive, unowned tracks a direct non-owning pointer that must outlive use, and weak goes through a side table so access can become nil after deinit
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