What is nonatomic in objective c?
Answer / Dhyan Chand
In Objective-C, the nonatomic keyword indicates that a property's value changes are not thread-safe. It means that the setter and getter methods for that property will not use locks to protect access to the property's value during multithreaded access, making it faster but potentially causing data inconsistency issues.
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