If you're using CoreData, as it sounds like you are, set the sortDescriptors property of your NSFetchRequest like so: NSArray *sortDescriptors = NSArray arrayWithObject: NSSortDescriptor alloc initWithKey:@"priority" ascending:NO autorelease; fetchRequest setSortDescriptors:sortDescriptors.
Apply an NSSortDescriptor to the NSArray you're using as the table view's data source. Apple's documentation provides clear examples.
Lastly, we’ve added a line of code to instruct UITableView to display “creme_brelee. Jpg” in each row. Obviously, in order to show different images, we need to alter this line of code.
As explained before, the “cellForRowAtIndexPath” method is called by iOS automatically each time before a table row is displayed. If you look into the method parameter, it passes the “indexPath” when invoked.
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