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2,491 PointsThis qstn needs clarification: "Which property declaration is appropriate when defining a parent-child relationship?"
The following is a multiple-choice question:
Which property declaration is appropriate when defining a parent-child relationship?
Both of the following are provided as possible answers:
@property(nonatomic, weak); @property(nonatomic, strong);
My understanding is that strong
is specified for the property of the parent that points to the child, and weak
is used for the child's property that points to its parent.
Maybe strong
is used, like, always, but at this point in the course that's not been taught. As someone with no Obj C experience prior to this course, this question seems unclear.
Edit: The correct answer was "@property(nonatomic, strong);", so I guess the question really should be phrased, "Which property declaration is appropriate for specifying a child of this object?", or "Which property declaration is appropriate to define this object as the parent of the declared property?", or something.
I guess my real question is, how do I report this?
2 Answers
Caleb Kleveter
Treehouse Moderator 37,862 PointsIf you want to report a bug contact treehouse support at help@teamtreehouse.com.
David Rynn
10,554 PointsI agree with OP. -> "Which property declaration is appropriate to define this object as the parent property?" or something like that