Yeah. One of the advantages of Objective-C over C++, IMO, is that it's clear which syntax is foreign to C and which is the extension. For example, Object-C strings are prefixed with @, so you see stuff like Log(@"Some message").
It looks weird to a C programmer, but it reduces ambiguity once you move up the learning curve.
It looks weird to a C programmer, but it reduces ambiguity once you move up the learning curve.