What is a static method compared to instance/class/private/public methods?
I’m learning programming in Objective-C and I can’t understand what a static method is. I know what class/instance/private/public methods are. Can someone explain what it is using an example and comparing it to the others I mentioned? And in what situation would someone use it?
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What is the most appropriate testing method in this scenario?
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Using third party/ open source controls [closed]
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Wonder if anyone could shed some light on this messaging construct:
Objective C – nested messages … confusion about
Wonder if anyone could shed some light on this messaging construct:
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