Hey,
I'm learning Objective-C, and they use #import "File.h"
instead of #include "File.h"
. The tutorial I'm using says that import is like an include once thing, and it basically implements the #ifndef blocks that's normally done manually in C++. I was just wondering if this is something specific to Objective C, or if it's built into the C predecessor, and technically could be used with C++, but just isn't commonly.