Definition of NSString. Meaning of NSString. Synonyms of NSString

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Definition of NSString

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Meaning of NSString from wikipedia

- Student : NSObject { NSString *_name; } - (NSString *)name; - (void)setName:(NSString *)name; @end @implementation Student - (NSString *)name { return _name;...
- a Unicode string (most typically using UTF-16 as its internal format). NSString is immutable, and thus can only be initialized but not modified. N****ableString...
- Without ARC - (NSString *)giveMeAString { CFStringRef myString = [self someMethodThatCreatesACFString]; NSString *newString = (NSString *)myString; return...
- Box became Cocoa. Thus, Cocoa classes begin with the letters NS, such as NSString or NSArray. These stand for the original proprietary term for the OpenStep...
- NSString *str1; __unsafe_unretained NSString *str2; } @property (nonatomic, weak) NSString *str3; @property (nonatomic, unsafe_unretained) NSString *str4;...
- lock. @interface Person : NSObject { @public NSString *name; @private int age; } @property(copy) NSString *name; @property(readonly) int age; - (id)initWithAge:(int)age;...
- standard) @"" Objective-C (as a constant NSString object) [NSString string] Objective-C (as a new NSString object) q(), qq() Perl str() Python %{} %()...
- dictionary representation. The open source Swift Foundation has no such issue. "NSString class reference: propertyListFromStringsFileFormat". GNUstep. Retrieved...
- NSObject @property NSString *name; @property Engine *engine @property NSArray *tires; @end This Car class has an instance of NSString (a string object)...
- Foundation framework is imported, Swift invisibly bridges the String type to NSString (the String class commonly used in Objective-C). In Swift, callable objects...