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Objective-C

Object-oriented programming language used on Apple platforms.

Obj-C

Objective-C is an object-oriented programming language that combines the features of Smalltalk with the C programming language. It was widely used for developing applications on Apple platforms such as macOS and iOS prior to the introduction of Swift. Objective-C utilizes message passing syntax and features a dynamic runtime environment.

Etymology

Objective-C is a programming language that combines aspects of Smalltalk and C, named in 1984.

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programming language object-oriented programming

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