I am going to introduce the common coding errors made while programming in Objecive C language.
1. Declaring the const char * strings. Yes this the common coding error while programming, You almost never want to declare a const char * string, e.g. see the below line of code.
2. Removing the method from the .m file and not removing the Action from the UI result in the error.
3. Write repeated @synthetize statement, rather all the properties can be declared in one statement with , separated
4. Trying to use == sign to compare the strings. However this will compare the references not the actual contents. Use isStringEquals and other equivalent methods.
5. Initializing a variable inside a case statement of Switch/Case. Which is not allowed it, compiler will raise an error. To avoid this declare a variable before the switch statement, or you can write a NSLog statement as the first statement in the case. :)
1. Declaring the const char * strings. Yes this the common coding error while programming, You almost never want to declare a const char * string, e.g. see the below line of code.
self.selectedLabel.text = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"Selected : %d", self.selectedCount];
new the method stringWithFormat is declared like this
+ (instancetype)stringWithFormat:(NSString *)format,, ...
and it expects and NSString as a parameter.
If you do not specify @ symbol in front of the Format string it will be treated as a const char * string not NSString class.
2. Removing the method from the .m file and not removing the Action from the UI result in the error.
3. Write repeated @synthetize statement, rather all the properties can be declared in one statement with , separated
4. Trying to use == sign to compare the strings. However this will compare the references not the actual contents. Use isStringEquals and other equivalent methods.
5. Initializing a variable inside a case statement of Switch/Case. Which is not allowed it, compiler will raise an error. To avoid this declare a variable before the switch statement, or you can write a NSLog statement as the first statement in the case. :)
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