Placement of the asterisk in Objective-C

Question

I have just begun learning Objective-C, coming from a VB .Net and C# .Net background. I understand pointer usage, but in Objective-C examples I see the asterisk placed in s

Answer 1

it doesn't matter where you put your asterisk, all statements create pointers of type NSString.

when using multiple variable names in one line you have to write the asterisk for each variable though.

NSString * nsstring, * nsstring2;