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Objective C

It is an object-oriented programming language that adds Smalltalk-style messages to the C programming language. Objective C is the language used by Apple and its developers to create apps for the iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Literal Meanings of Objective C

Objective:

Meanings of Objective:

1. A material object that physically exists.

2. Desired goal.

3. (Grammar) Objective case.

4. (Grammar) noun or pronoun in the target case.

5. The lens or lenses of a camera, microscope, or other optical device closest to the object under study.

6. Concerning a material object, present existence or reality.

7. Insensitive to emotions and prejudices.

8. Based on observed facts.

9. (Grammar) Concerning the noun or pronoun used as the object of the verb.

10. (Grammar) The conjugation of or related to a verb, indicating the object (patient) of the action. (Including in the linguistic descriptions of Tundra-Nentsy.).

Synonyms of Objective

objective case, object case

C:

Meanings of C:

1. Reduction of approx.

2. The meantone on one of the sets of seven white keys on a keyboard, or on a set of seven strings on a stringed instrument.

3. (Stand) To perceive or know with the eyes or as with the sight.

4. Make a mental picture of it.

5. (public) meeting, visit.

6. Be it the setting or the time.

7. (extended) Keep track of what's happening, especially during testimonials.

8. Wait to join, .

9. To make a match with another player, place a bet of the same amount.

10. Determine through trial or experiment to find out whether it exists or not.

11. (used in imperative) link or inquiry for more details.

12. Study something well or use something, often as a temporary alternative.

13. To include as one of the experiences of something.

Sentences of C

1. The document was written in the Middle Ages, c. 1250.

2. In 1999, many great films were released.

3. I'll see how you hang yourself for this! I saw that they were no longer a problem.

4. I must have seen the old lady across the street.

5. I see you twenty dollars and I give you ten.

6. I'll be back later to see if I can fix your computer.

7. See Appendix C for full proof of the Poincaré conjecture.

8. Can I have a look at this lighter? Mine just doesn't work anymore.

9. The equipment has not been used outside of our projects.