This may be subjective but, if I’m writing some code in Objective-C 2.0 and I’m writing about it on, for example, Twitter or in a blog, then should I refer to it as Objective-C 2.0 or just Objective-C?
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This may be subjective but, if I’m writing some code in Objective-C 2.0 and I’m writing about it on, for example, Twitter or in a blog, then should I refer to it as Objective-C 2.0 or just Objective-C?
Unless what you are writing about is specific to the 2.0 version of the language, use just Objective-C.
With regards to stack overflow specifically, prefer objective-c to objective-c-2.0 because few people follow the objective-c-2.0 tag