If you have 32 GiB of RAM, then unless you’re going to be doing some very heavy stuff ─ e.g. 3D modeling with Blender or running virtual machines ─ then you don’t really need to create a swap partition. It’s always good to have one, but if you’re not going to be hibernating, then you don’t need it.
My system here has 16 GiB of RAM, and I do have two swap partitions ─ on separate drives ─ but I’ve disabled both of them altogether. I’m not a gamer or a developer and I don’t run any virtual machines, but I do engage in a fair amount of multitasking, and yet I haven’t run out of memory so far.