If a dealloc on a viewcontroller is called, then the next time when the viewcontroller is “invoked” would the initWithNibName be called again?
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If a dealloc on a viewcontroller is called, then the next time when the viewcontroller is “invoked” would the initWithNibName be called again?
Yes, but you may be misunderstanding the relationship.
deallocmeans that the object is going away (not just leaving the screen).init...means the object is being created (not just being put on the screen). Theinit...after thedeallocis sent to a completely different (newly created) object.Many thing that people put into
initWithNibName:ordeallocthey actually mean to put intoviewWillAppear:andviewDidDisappear:. Putting logic here ensures that it is called even if the same view controller is reused.