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Jared Watkins
10,756 PointsWeather App, simple data structures quiz
I missed one of the questions and I would just like to know what the answer is. The question is:
Any code or resources that are part of our Xcode project can be accessed through the _____ class.
I didn't find the answer in the videos, but I'm still curious.
1 Answer

Iman Mk
6,223 PointsHi Jared,
The answer is the NSBundle class. "An NSBundle object represents a location in the file system that groups code and resources that can be used in a program. NSBundle objects locate program resources, dynamically load and unload executable code, and assist in localization. You build a bundle in Xcode using one of these project types: Application, Framework, plug-ins." (Apple Docs.)
Let me know if you have any questions.
Jared Watkins
10,756 PointsJared Watkins
10,756 PointsThanks Iman!
Byron Bieniemy
9,598 PointsByron Bieniemy
9,598 PointsGot stuck on this one THANKS!