Swift Developer Question:
Tell us what Is The Difference Between Swift And Objective-c Language?
Answer:
Swift Programming-
☛ In a swift programming, the variables and constants are declared before use.
☛ In a swift programming, “var” keyword used for variable and “let” keyword for constant.
☛ In a swift programming, no need to end code with semi-colon
☛ In a swift programming, does not require creating a separate interface like Objective-C.
☛ In a swift programming, we can define methods in class, structure or enumeration.
Objective-C Programming-
☛ In objective-C programming, we need to end code with semi-colon
☛ In objective-C programming, we can declare constant as int and variable as NSString.
☛ In a swift programming, the variables and constants are declared before use.
☛ In a swift programming, “var” keyword used for variable and “let” keyword for constant.
☛ In a swift programming, no need to end code with semi-colon
☛ In a swift programming, does not require creating a separate interface like Objective-C.
☛ In a swift programming, we can define methods in class, structure or enumeration.
Objective-C Programming-
☛ In objective-C programming, we need to end code with semi-colon
☛ In objective-C programming, we can declare constant as int and variable as NSString.
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