Good practice for disambiguating argument names versus instance variable names in Objective-C

Question

I run into a fairly common scenario in Objective-C where I pass in a variable to an init method and then want to assign it to an instance variable of the same name. However

Answer 1

And changing the name to "inValue" is not a good idea? What you have here - your 'solution' is complex, especially with the accessors, etc of Obj-C 2. Since self.value and inValue are different things, they need different names.

Note that you can use

-(void)method1:(NSString*)value; 

in the header

and

-(void)method1:(NSString*)inValue; 

in the .m file.