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I have found a strange as for me way to declare a method in Objective C. Method declaration in .h file: -(void)methodName:(NSString *)str, int i; Method implementation in .m file: -(void)methodName:(NSString *)str, int i { NSLog(@"str = %@, int = %d", str, i); } I can call this method like this: [self methodName:@"stringExample", 99]; And it would work fine. My question is when should I use such syntax. Is there any difference between it and usual declaration?
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