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Difference between protocol and delegates?

A protocol, declared with the ( @protocol syntax in Objective-C) is used to declare a set of methods that a class "adopts" (de...

Thursday, 9 April 2015

How Objective C is different from c/c++?

-Objective C Allows method name and variable name exactly the same.
-It doesn't have the constructor or destructor instead,it has init and dealloc which must be called explicitly.
-It uses '+' and '-' to differentiate factory and instance methods.
-It uses dynamic linking.
-It got categories  

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