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tiago goncalves
1,912 PointsDeclare a variable named thing of type id and initialize it to nil.
now...
declare a variable.
id items; like int items; (for example) correct?
and initialize it to nil???
tiago goncalves
1,912 PointsvaraibleType variableName = nil;
:)
3 Answers
Stone Preston
42,016 Pointsid types are pointers by default so you don't need to include an * in the name (just fyi). here is how you declare an id variable:
id variableName = someValue;
in this case it needs to have a nil value and be named thing
tiago goncalves
1,912 Pointsbeing nil a value of 0, right?
Stone Preston
42,016 Pointsno nil meaning nil. like
int a = nil;
tiago goncalves
1,912 Pointsgot it thank you..
:)
Stone Preston
42,016 PointsStone Preston
42,016 Pointswhat exactly are you having trouble with? can you post some code you have tried?