I came from a Java background, I know how to call methods with objects, but the following would be impossible?
Main () {int v1 = 2; Int v2 = 3: int sum; Sum = [add: v1, (v2)]; } Add ((int) v1, (int) v2)) {return v1 + v2; }
And my second question, how would I define a variable that is stable in all instances of an object? For example, if I want variable tax_rate to be .07 in every instance of an object, then
Methods have been written and written in a different way in Objective-C. A method definition may look like this:
- (int) addThis: (int) v1 and that is: ( Int) v2 {return v1 + v2; }
and you will apply it like this:
int v1 = 2; Int v2 = 3; Int sum = [self addThis: v1 and that: v2];
Syntax object (or classes) with parentheses is for methods if you are calling a plain old function, syntax C. Is similar to
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