iOS @interface in .m file

[naphatkrit]

This may be a silly question, but I noticed that Xcode started creating @interface portion of the code in the .m file as well as the .h file. What is the purpose of this? What is the advantage of using the @interface in .m file vs. @interface in .h?

 

[jnoxx]

Public vs private 🙂
If it's in your M file, it's not public available to other classes who call the current class. This is explained in the topic about Properties above your thread here 🙂