I know “id” type, but what does id<Litigating> mean ?
@protocol Litigating
-(int) sue:( id<Litigating> ) someone;
@end
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Think of Objective-C protocols as Java, C#, etc. Interfaces on speed.
This is a variable of any class, conforming to the protocol
Litigation(this is as far as traditional OOP goes without jumping hoops):This is a variable of the class
Company(and subclasses), that also conforms toLitigation:This is a variable of class
Company, that also conforms to bothLitigationand NSCopying**: