By estherschindler
via informit.com
Published: Mar 14 2010 / 13:33
The design of Java was heavily inspired by Objective-C, but many people find learning Objective-C after Java to be a difficult challenge. In the first of a two-part series, David Chisnall, author of Cocoa Programming Developer’s Handbook, looks at the similarities and differences in the semantics of the two languages.
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Comments
trelony replied ago:
Java is like C++ in semantics (and performance). Also big standard library is a plus, because it simplifies multi-platform development. C++ got its standard library and it is bigger with each new standard.
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