Using @implementation in Objective-C

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What good are methods if they aren't used within your code? Use this tutorial to explore the @implementation and @interface sections of Objective-C programming.

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Trevor C
You said in this video "so thats pretty much all the interface section does, it kind of just sets up what the method will look like.” To add to what you said the interface section contains the definition of the class object which include any super classes inherited, the class delegates, class instance variables along with their visibility and type, methods and the parameters and return types as well as class properties.
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