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Obj-C is an object-oriented programming language used primarily for developing software on Apple's macOS and iOS operating systems. It was created in 1983 by Brad Cox as a derivative of the C programming language. Initially called "Stepwedge," it was later renamed "Objective-C" by Apple in the 1980s after purchasing the technology.
The language introduced Smalltalk's messages and optional typing to the C language, allowing for easier object-oriented
Within the broader Apple ecosystem, Obj-C presently serves as a key coding framework for native apps, along
A side note on perceptivity: the function of Objective-C has, as of late, moved slightly because many