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by Clark Cox — Oct 28
What's the difference between:
NSString* foo and NSString *foo
Nothing, as far as the compiler is concerned.
and why this?: - (NSString*)title { return title;}
and not this: - (NSString)*title { return title;}
The latter is a syntax error :)
and why this?: Movie* newMovie = [Movie movie];
and not this: Movie *newMovie = [Movie movie];
Style. Like the NSString example above, as far as the compiler is concerned, those are identical.
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by Clark Cox — Oct 28
NSString* foo and NSString *foo
Nothing, as far as the compiler is concerned.
and why this?: - (NSString*)title { return title;}
and not this: - (NSString)*title { return title;}
The latter is a syntax error :)
and why this?: Movie* newMovie = [Movie movie];
and not this: Movie *newMovie = [Movie movie];
Style. Like the NSString example above, as far as the compiler is concerned, those are identical.