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

Ryan sTEADMAN
Ryan sTEADMAN
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Posted by Ryan sTEADMAN
Ryan sTEADMAN
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help!!!

Assign an NSNumber literal with a value of '4' to the variable 'thing'.

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

here is a general way to create an id variable.

id someVariable = value;

you dont have to use * since id variables are pointers by default, you dont have to explicitly declare them as pointers since they already are.

and the syntax for creating NSNumber literals looks like this: @X where x is the number you want to make. so you can use @4 to create an NSNumber with the value of 4