We can define a property with a setter method that transforms the values that will be set as valid values for a related property. The getter method would just need to return the value of the related property to generate a property that will always have valid values, even when it is initialized. This way, we can make sure that whenever we require the property value, we will retrieve a valid value.
The following code replaces the previously declared runningSpeedScore property declaration that worked with a property observer—specifically, a didSet method. In this case, the setter transforms the values lower than 0 to 0 and values higher than 50 to 50. The setter stores either the transformed or original value that is in a valid range in the related runningSpeedScoreField property. The getter returns the value of the related runningSpeedScoreField property—that is, the private property that always stores a valid value. We have to replace the previous...
