How to give an identifier for UIViewController (Swift) which has no storyboard?
Question
I have multiple view controllers created programmatically. (No storyboards)
Is there a way of giving an identifier or something to differentiate between view controllers just like giving an identifier for storyboards.
1 answers
solution1
1 2019-12-10 14:49:13
NO, there are no ways to give an identifier to differentiate between view controllers. The name of your UIViewController is its identifier.
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