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German Espitia
4,578 PointsCorrect way of retrieving the variable singer?
After having declared a getter method in header and implementation file, why is the below method wrong?
NSString * singer = [song getSinger]
header file:
@interface Song : NSObject {
NSString *singer;
}
-(NSString *)getSinger;
implementation file:
@implementation Song
-(NSString *)getSinger {
return singer
}
1 Answer

Stone Preston
42,016 Pointsbecause in objective c, getter methods are named using the name of the variable itself, not getVariableName. So if i had a NSString variable called dog the corresponding getter method for that variable would be
- (NSString *)dog {
}
not
- (NSString *)getDog {
}
German Espitia
4,578 PointsGerman Espitia
4,578 PointsThanks.