Why should I call self=[super init]

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Published on 2010-06-02T10:49:58Z Indexed on 2010/06/02 10:53 UTC
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Let's say I create my class and its init method. Why should I call and return value of superclass init assigned to self? Which cases it covers?

I would appreciate examples why would I need it for Cocoa superclass and non-Cocoa.

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