NSSet setByAddingObject: object cannot be nil [closed] - ios

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I am new to Xcode. I have a series of sports apps that are designed to easily switch out the data for different teams. The data is in html. To create an app for a new team, I duplicate the parent app, rename it, and switch out the data files. The new app crashes when I press a button. I get the following response:
Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: ' -[NSSet setByAddingObject:]: object cannot be nil'*
When I run an Exception Breakpoint, it leads me to this line:
removable = [removable setByAddingObject:oteam];
I am confused because this line of code is not an issue in the parent app at all. The 2 apps' code looks identical, but the offspring app crashes. Any ideas?

The error message indicates that oteam is nil.
Objective-C collections
(arrays, dictionaries, sets) cannot hold nil elements, therefore
[removable setByAddingObject:oteam];
crashes if oteam == nil.

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I am having a small issue in my application. I have it to where when the user presses the facebook button the SLComposeViewController pops up with text in it that I have preset. That is where my problem comes in. I would like it to say I just climbed and then at the end, whatever climb that they pressed into. Example: I just climbed Mount Everest. The I just climbed part I can get to show up, but when I try and use stringWithFormat it gives me an error which I will post below, along with my code. The climb title is set a a label in my DVC with this line self.titleLabel.text = self.climbTitle;
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What does this error mean and how to handle it?
I suspect it happens when I load images from a web service with WEBClass and during that time I push some VC that needs other data from the WEBClass. This class is a shared instance. Could that be a possible reason?
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What are all bad things doing it?
What will happen if changing properties on it?
Will it go in some kind of recursion?
Basically the app would go into an endless recursion and crash eventually, as soon as you try and show it.
More on that, at this fine article by Mike Ash - https://www.mikeash.com/pyblog/friday-qa-2014-01-10-lets-break-cocoa.html
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iOS 7 - message sent to deallocated instance 0x15d17cc0 [closed]

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I've a tabbar application with three tabs. On third tab there is a navigation controller and account setup is done there. Once the account setup is complete, I pop all the controllers on that tab and change the selected tab to first. But after then when I select the tab to third, application crash with message "message sent to deallocated instance 0x15d17cc0". This issue occurs only on iOS 7 and not happening on iOS 6 or below.
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i was creating an app that have sliding menu. it reads data from rss using xml parsing and reads data from dashboard using JSon.
my problem is that i got EXC_BAD_ACCESS in main.m and in debug area, there is no exception log...
features are works perfectly. but suddenly app crashes with this exception.
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