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Tundi Kebab
884 PointsCan I use both objective c and swift during the same project in xcode? Please...it's URGENT.
please answer fast
5 Answers
miguelcastro2
Courses Plus Student 6,573 PointsYes, by way of a bridging Header.
Nisarg Rajvi
Courses Plus Student 733 Pointsyes ofcourse you can!
Tundi Kebab
884 Pointsthank you so much man! It's been a breakthrough in my life to receive such a prestigious answer from you, my lord. Thou hast livth long!
Tundi Kebab
884 Pointsthank you so much man! It's been a breakthrough in my life to receive such a prestigious answer from you, my lord. Thou hast livth long!
Azadi Bogolubov
168 PointsYes, you can. It is done using what is called a bridge header. Bridge headers are simply a file which contains an include statement, naming the Objective-C file to include.
Here is a nice tutorial page on the topic: https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/ios/documentation/Swift/Conceptual/BuildingCocoaApps/MixandMatch.html