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(pardon the noob question in advance) I have 4 classes: class Person {}; class Student : public Person {};
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In a lot of my PHP classes, I have this code: private $strError = \"\"; private $intErrorCode = NULL; private $blnError = FALSE;
When you have an UIViewController and UITableViewController classes and you wanted to let these two do some common stuff in their - (void)viewDidLoad how could you achieve this in Objective-C without
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