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Everything is in the title, I doesn’t understand what the statement below does:
#import "x.h"
#import "y.h"
#import "MyAppAppDelegate.h"
#import "z.h"
@implementation x
@class myClass;
Could someone explain me using simple words please? I’m quite new to iphone programming :s
Simple Words:
It tells the compiler, that there will be a Class named myClass and not to warn you about an unknown class if not really necessary.
Complex Words