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When I declare a property in objective-C, I also add the synthesize clause to get accessors
@interface StoreManager ()
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSString *writeStoresTimer;
@implementation StoreManager
@synthesize writeStoresTimer
I usually use the following syntax to set value to a property
[self setWriteStoresManager:@"Data"];
Is the above statement same as self.writeStoresTimer = @”Data” ? Will this also call the set-accessor
Yes self. and set uses accessors
only time you dont is when your within the same class and just use the pointers name