Why do you generally create a weak reference when using self in a block?
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Answer Posted / Puja Rastogi
When using 'self' inside a block, it is generally advisable to create a weak reference to avoid a strong retain cycle. A strong retain cycle can cause memory leaks as the block retains the object, and the object in turn retains the block, preventing their deallocation.
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