As I was reading I saw this:
static NSString *randomNounList[3];
does that make an array of NSString pointers called randomNouns?
As I was reading I saw this: static NSString *randomNounList[3]; does that make an
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As I was reading I saw this:
static NSString *randomNounList[3];
does that make an array of NSString pointers called randomNouns?
Yes, that makes an array of 3 pointers to NSString and you can freely use it as normal array.
Just remember that unlike objective-c containers plain arrays do not retain their elements and you have to maintain all memory management issues yourself (e.g. retain strings to make sure then won’t get deallocated prematurely and release them when you don’t need them).