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Most of the models in my iOS app query a web server. I would like to have a configuration file storing the base URL of the server. It will look something like this: // production // static NSString* const baseUrl = "http://website.example/" // testing static NSString* const baseUrl = "http://192.168.0.123/" By commenting out one line or the other, I can instantly change which server my models point to. My question is, what's the best practice for storing global constants in iOS? In Android programming, we have this built-in strings resource file . In any Activity (the equivalent of a UIViewController ), we can retrieve those string constants with: String string = this.getString(R.string.someConstant); I was wondering if the iOS SDK has an analogous place to store constants. If not, what is the best practice in Objective-C to do so?
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