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I noticed some code example in Apple's documentation shows the following style when declaring the property: @property (nonatomic, getter=isActivated) BOOL activated; I understand it allows you to specify a certain name for your getter method. I'd like to know what is the reason and advantage to use this style. Will I be able to use the dot notation to get the value (e.g. BOOL aBool = someObject.isActivated)? Or should I use [someObject isActivated]; to access the property? Thanks!
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