Don’t call it OC, it’s too unprofessional. People abbreviate it as Objc Generics should be fine iOS8 No problem 7 I haven’t tried it yet Understand Objective-C in principle as a dynamic language Array can put whatever you want, so generics only need to be processed during compilation The runtime is still the old code~
Lightweight Generics are lightweight because this is a pure compiler syntax support (llvm 7.0). Like Nullability, it does not rely on any objc runtime upgrade. In other words, this new syntax is available on Xcode 7 It can be used and is fully backward compatible (lower iOS versions) Attached is the article I read
Don’t call it OC, it’s too unprofessional. People abbreviate it as Objc
Generics should be fine
iOS8 No problem 7 I haven’t tried it yet
Understand Objective-C in principle as a dynamic language
Array can put whatever you want, so generics only need to be processed during compilation The
runtime is still the old code~
This is what the article I read said: