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ivan akulov
4,174 Pointswhy id should be equal. And what is id?
-(BOOL) isFriend:(PFUser *)user{ for(PFUser *friend in self.friends){ if([friend.objectId isEqualToString:user.objectId]) return YES; } return NO; }
why id should be equal if they are friends?
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Troy Fine
7,592 PointsYour farther ahead of me in the island so maybe I can answer your second question.
id is a pointer to an object data structure. id is a general purpose type for objects, unlike int or char which are used with specific purpose and memory allocation sizes. id can refer to any kind of object regardless of class. Basically all objects in Objective-C are actually of type id regardless of their instance variables or methods.
Think I came across this info on the Apple Developer Website when looking up NSObject or something.
ivan akulov
4,174 PointsOw, it should be individual unique id. So if even names or whatever is equal but id is different.