Little experiment to check the behaviour of objects that are unexpectedly nil
in Swift. For some reason I assumed there would be a runtime error, but it
turns out that isn't the case - it behaves similarly to Obj-C. That is, calling
a function on a nil (but non-optional) object is a NOOP. It makes sense if you
consider that Swift is really just performing an objc_msgsend under the hood,
but it still took me by surprise.
mnem/NilObjCObjectInSwift
Little experiment to check the behaviour of objects that are unexpectedly `nil` in Swift.
Swift