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In Cocoa programming, a designated initializer is the method through which all of the instance's initial parameters can be set. A designated initializer is typically executed implicitly when not called explicitly. In C programming, designated initializers refer to a certain way of struct/union/array initialization, which allows the programmer to to initialize an element by using its name or index.

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