Key-Value Coding

Matthew Campbell · Apress eBooks · 2013

Normally when you want to get or set property values in an object you use dot notation to get a reference to the property to change the value. However, with key-value coding you can store and retrieve property values indirectly using string keys. Applications that require archiving need this type of functionality so that apps can retrieve object data from archive files.

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