Add Objective-C Lists/Arrays/Hashes

[geekygirlsarah]

Description

Lists/Arrays/Hashes for Objective-C aren't presently on Code Thesaurus. This issue is to add that concept to the system.

Requirements

• Copy web/thesauruses/_meta/lists.json to the right Objective-C directory in web/thesauruses/
• Edit the lists.json file to accurately reflect the latest major version of Objective-C
• Delete the "name": fields before your PR
• Add in "comment": if you wish to explain something in the code
• Add in "not-implemented": "true" if the concept doesn't exist in the language. You can then leave "code": blank.

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Thanks!

We really value and appreciate the additions people make to Code Thesaurus, no matter how large or small. So thank you for taking the time to work on this!

[vinayak0127]

Can i work on this issue?

[geekygirlsarah]

Yeah @vinayak0127 , I'll let you have it. Review the docs, and let me know if you have questions or need any help!

[vinayak0127]

@geekygirlsarah Hey! I have one doubt can I write code snippets in the code from the official documentation or just the keyword for e.g :

 "name_of_ordered_mutable_list": {
      "name": "What is an ordered, mutable list called?",
      "code": "NSMutableArray *sports = [NSMutableArray arrayWithObjects:@"Cricket", @"Football",@"Hockey", @"Table Tennis", nil];"
},

OR

 "name_of_ordered_mutable_list": {
      "name": "What is an ordered, mutable list called?",
      "code": "NSMutableArray"
},

[geekygirlsarah]

I'd like the minimum needed to convey the correct code for the concept. Here NSMutableArray might work. While you could use an example (some have), don't make it overly complex or something that certain people would know. It should be something that's as recognizable and simple as possible to go across language barriers (both English as well as the programming language)