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by astrange
1971 days ago
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> Note that the base object is called Object, not NSObject, and the integer class is Integer. Objective-C actually doesn't require a base object (although these days it essentially does), but Object and NSObject are both examples of root objects. IIRC, reference counting is not in Object and was a NeXT invention. |
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