Exception Type: EXC_CRASH (SIGABRT)

Question

 Incident Identifier: B959CD08-FA2C-4A34-8D0C-343927FF6B86
 CrashReporter Key:   78e6625f679cb4cfb76f553075c64a197002c1bf
 Hardware Model:      iPad3,1
 Process:             


        

Answer 1

It's not a crash, it's an abort due to an exception. It means that your application is passing bad data to a system routine and the routine is saying that it's bad and can't continue, so it's killing your app. The console should show something about what went wrong. One common exception that can occur is attempting to get the n + 1st object from an array with only n objects in it. (For example getting the 5th element of an NSArray when there are only 4 elements.) The console will have a message that says just that. So check the console to see what might have happened.