XCode why are your Booleans "yes" / "no" WHY?

Hu? I am not a big fan of Xcode neither, but you can’t blame an IDE for the language you use it for 🤨

@PuzzlesDev and that’s objective-C he’s talking about. Lol.

@iamkrid @PuzzlesDev i guess my hate for objective c spread to my hate for xcode. Thanks for clarifying

@beepboop oh wow my hate to xcode is much bigger than hate to objectiveC

@Gerrymandered your opinion?

@Rekonnect haven’t got there yet

In fact “YES” and “NO” - and yeah, Obj-C is case-sensitive

Because Obj-C has its roots (as does much of OS X and iOS) in its NextStep acenstry.

(The NS prefix on types is literally for NextStep).

NS was revolutionary, thoroughly ahead of its time, and thoroughly expensive.

Fun fact. Tim Berners-Lee developed the World Wide Web on an NS machine.

Fun times.