SOLVED: Small question about initialisation

	@Gakkienl HWS+ Apr '20 I want to be able to init my type multiple ways (blank, or with info). Is this the correct way to do that, or is there a better way? (I always get confused with initialisers) import UIKit class ProjectsController { //MARK: - Types struct Project: Codable, Hashable { let identifier: UUID let createDate: Date var lastEdited: Date var title: String var comment: String var iconImageURL: String? init(title: String, comment: String = "") { self.title = title self.comment = comment self.identifier = UUID() self.createDate = Date() self.lastEdited = Date() self.iconImageURL = nil } init() { self.init(title: "", comment: "") } } } let project = Project() let Project2 = Project(title: "Bla", comment: "BlaBla") 4
	@twostraws Site AdminHWS+ Apr '20 You can remove the empty `init()` and adjust your other initializer to this: `init(title: String = "", comment: String = "") {` 4
	@ChrisParkerWA HWS+ Apr '20 Initialisers confuse the heck out of me too. I should have "got it" by now but I guess practise will make perfect. Ooooooh, doesn't that gold badge look nice. 3
	@linkiliz Apr '20 😎👍 3
	@Gakkienl HWS+ Apr '20 @twostraws Dang! I was nearly there 🤓 Thanks! 3

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