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iOS Build a Simple iPhone App (iOS7) Creating a Data Collection @property and NSArray

Posted by Pallavi Polisetty
Pallavi Polisetty
Courses Plus Student 1,423 Points

--------- tells the compiler that you are not using multi-threading for your property.

i have written atomic for this because non atomic property can be used as multi threading

it is giving me the wrong when i gave atomic, please clarify me on this

3 Answers

Stone Preston
Stone Preston
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Stone Preston
Stone Preston
42,016 Points

nonatomic tells the compiler you AREN'T using multi threading, atomic tells it you ARE using mulithreading

Here is a SO post that might help

Pallavi Polisetty
Pallavi Polisetty
Courses Plus Student 1,423 Points

clarified preston, i thought in the reverse way. Thanks.

RASHU BHATNAGAR
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RASHU BHATNAGAR
Courses Plus Student 2,669 Points
RASHU BHATNAGAR
RASHU BHATNAGAR
Courses Plus Student 2,669 Points

We always define the atomic property when we are working in a multithreaded environment and and nonatomic when we are not.....

Abdoulaye D.
Abdoulaye D.
2,396 Points
Abdoulaye D.
Abdoulaye D.
2,396 Points

nonatomic tells the compiler that we are not using multi-threading.