I’ve worked with both, and here’s the tea: Swift is easier to learn, but objective C teaches you *a lot* about how iOS works under the hood.
If you’re serious about iOS dev, knowing a bit of objective C won’t hurt. But Swift is the priority.
For resources, Udemy has solid courses on both. Also, GitHub repos with mixed codebases can help you compare.
If you’re serious about iOS dev, knowing a bit of objective C won’t hurt. But Swift is the priority.
For resources, Udemy has solid courses on both. Also, GitHub repos with mixed codebases can help you compare.
