A basic question and might even be stupid, but it's important to me. I don't know the answer and I appreciate your time.
[Issue]:
In Swift, there isn't any storage allocation for computed property, so it's not really a variable You can find this sentence on page 197 of the second chapter of the book iOS Apprentice (5th version)
[Question]:
There isn't any storage allocation for computed property? I don't understand this. There got to be some place in the memory to hold up the data to do the computation, otherwise, how does this even possible? Or, it means to compute the value only being called and to remove/destroy the data after it has handed to the caller, am I in the right direction of this concept?
Thanks