18 Your First Class
So far, you have only used classes created by Apple. Now you get to write your own class. Remember that a class describes objects in two ways: instance variables within each instance of the class and methods implemented by the class.
You are going to write a BNRPerson class, which will be similar to the struct Person you wrote in Chapter 11. This class, like all Objective-C classes, will be defined in two files:
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BNRPerson.h is the class’s header and will contain the declarations of instance variables and methods.
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BNRPerson.m is the implementation file. This is where you write out the code for, or implement, each method.
First, create a new project: a Foundation Command Line Tool named BMITime ...
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