Q:

nil Check in User Defaults (Swift 5)

I have a single image stored in UserDefaults, but until a user sets it, UserDefaults is empty. I need to check 
If UserDefaults is empty and if it is, display an image.
Right now on a fresh app install until a user sets an image into UserDefaults, the app crashed.
My decode is working perfectly after I set an image in UserDefaults, just the code checking for nil  is the problem.
I've only been learning swift for a month and I am stuck in this scenario. 
here is my code:
 //Image Decode
 let Data = UserDefaults.standdard.object(forKey: "savedImage" as! NSData){

    if (Data as Data?) != nil {

      //display Image
       dogImageView.image = UIImage(data: Data as Data)

     }else {
         dogImageView.image = Image Literal
     }
 }

A:

Use If-let to safaely unwrap optional.
    if let data = UserDefaults.standard.data(forKey: "savedImage") { // image is present 
        dogImageView.image = UIImage(data: data)
    } else { // image is not present. set a default image
        dogImageView.image = Image Literal
    }

