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What's the correct way to print an NSString in Objective-C? A lot of examples use NSLog(), but according to the documentation: NSLog is a FoundationKit function for printing debug statements to the console. ... NSLog works basically like: fprintf(stderr, format_string, args ...); Which to me is a bit like the _TRACE macro in Win32/C++. I don't want to print to stderr, I want to print to stdout. There are people who suggest using printf() as follows: printf("%s", [str cStringUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding]); But this seems like an extra level on indirection to get the NSString printed, and it doesn't "feel" like the solution.
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