Is it safe to assign a property to initialization result with auto-implementation when using ARC?

Question

Let's say I have such a strong property:

  @interface Foo
    @property (strong, nonatomic) NSArray *myArray;
  @end

And in my initializer, I set myArray as follows:

myArray = [NSArray array];

It is safe? Will ARC help keep myArray right for me?

I ask that I have a project in which myArray is not saved properly in this scenario, and I get poor memory access along the way.

But if I use

 myArray = [[NSArray alloc] init];

then everything is fine.

Answer 1

Yes, ARC will automatically save it for you.

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