if i want to create a helper method in my .m file. its call it -(void) helpMeDoSomething… etc. do i need to declare the function prototype in the .h file like in c/c++ or just declaring it in the .m file is enough
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if i want to create a helper method in my .m file. its call it -(void) helpMeDoSomething… etc. do i need to declare the function prototype in the .h file like in c/c++ or just declaring it in the .m file is enough
Neither C, C++, nor Objective-C require function declarations to be in the header file. They simply have to be declared before they are used, and the definition in the .m file can serve as the declaration.