I'm bored, let's make classes

@interface macFag : NSObject {

WHATS THAT?  MAKE GLASSES?

prefixing everything with NS

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>>3

Technically, it's not part of the language, it's part of the library.

Also, Objective-C lacks namespaces, so they just use prefixes for everything. Lack of namespaces and the need to have every object as a reference makes this language a bit of a bitch. Otherwise it's not that bad.

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Is there an echo in here^{herehereherehere?}

(defclass /g/-tard ()
       (tripcode
       os))

(defclass /g/-tard ()
       (tripcode
       os))

(make-instance '/g/-wintard)

#</g/-wintard {100406BC73}>
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Class: #<standard-class /g/-wintard>
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[ ]  os       = #<unbound>
[ ]  tripcode = #<unbound>
[ ]  virus    = #<unbound>

[set value]  [make unbound]

>6 How did that work?
(defclass /g/-wintard (/g/-tard)
       (virus))