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I’m readding “iphone programming-the big nerd ranch guide”, and there is a snippet like this:
static NSString *randomNounList[3] =
{
@"Bear",
@"Spork",
@"Mac"
};
So randomNounList is now an array? But it is declared as NSString. What do braces {} mean here ?
It’s declared as an array of 3 pointers to
NSString. Within{}you initialize the array.