live code is ok for debugging. However, it will be treated as a binary file by Git. So you cannot see the contents nor the changes you have made. Thus, you will loss a big feature provided by Git, i.e. view changes you have made.
So it would be a good idea that you debug with live code and finally transfer them into .m and upload .m file.
live code is ok for debugging. However, it will be treated as a binary file by Git. So you cannot see the contents nor the changes you have made. Thus, you will loss a big feature provided by Git, i.e. view changes you have made.
So it would be a good idea that you debug with live code and finally transfer them into .m and upload .m file.