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iOS Objective-C Basics (Retired) Advanced Objective-C Dynamic Typing

Posted by zaccharyfournier
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zaccharyfournier
iOS Development Techdegree Student 4,476 Points

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Rodrigo Chousal
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Rodrigo Chousal
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Hi Zacchary! Try this:

// First you need to initialise an id variable called thing to nil.
id thing = nil;

// Next, the challenge asks you to initialise thing to an NSNumber 4 using literals (remember literals are declared using the @).
thing = @4;

// Finally, the challenge asks you to print the result, looking like "thing = 4".
NSLog (@"thing = %@", thing);

Hope this helps!

zaccharyfournier
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zaccharyfournier
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Thank you Rodrigo for answering so fast ! ;)