Objective C
A language from 1980, widely used in iOS and APIs, especially effective
with C++ and Objective-C++, now supports binary frames better.
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An Object-Oriented Programming Language
Objective C, also known as Objective-C, is a programming language released in 1980, which is now commonly used in iOS operating systems, as well as their APIs. It is one of many C programming languages, but this one is completely object-oriented. Works best with C ++ and Objective-C ++. It has improved support when inserting binary frames.
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Main Features
- Objective-C is an object-oriented language, meaning it is based on concepts such as classes, objects, inheritance, and polymorphism.
- Objective-C syntax may seem unique to those unfamiliar with it. It combines the syntax of the C language with extensions for object-oriented programming.
- Unlike many languages that support only single inheritance, Objective-C allows multiple inheritance across categories and protocols.
- Objective-C uses ARC for automatic memory management, which means that the programmer does not have to worry about explicit memory management.
- Objective-C is mainly used for application development in the Apple environment.
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Effective coding
Objective C strives to make coding easier.
It's object orientated
It's a programming language that's object-oriented.
Programming languages
Developers can integrate their data into New Relic's open API to work with it in infinite ways and also convert their metrics into visible entities.
Dynamic
It has dynamic characteristics in its operation, such as the swizzling method.