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+ (void)Foo;
- (void)Foo;
In the method, - (void)Foo, the keyword self means an instance of the class.
But in the method, + (void)Foo, What does the keyword self mean? Does it mean the Class ?
selfis one of the two implicit parameters to every method. It is a pointer to an object, and initially it is whatever object received the message to invoke the method that’s executing. When the method in question is an instance method,selfwill be an instance of the class in which the method is defined, or one of its subclasses. In the case of a class method,selfwill be the class object.