How does one use namespaces in iOS objective-c code? -

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I'm writing an iOS app, "Best Korea" My organization name is "Srsly.co" and I'm going to write again the usable "news" libraries which I will use in my application

have a .h < / Strong> will be your app-wide constraint in the file, and the library code will have its contents as well as the header files. I can also test for each of these projects.

Is this the standard way of working?

In Ruby, Python, Java etc, I was setting the namespace with these lines: 

  cum. Straightforward To bistcorea Straightforward Bistcorea Test. Gelatine NewsLab to Straightforward NewsLab   
 As far as I can see, objective-pattern is to choose two or three upper-case letters for each developer and with each class, the name is prefixed with them.  
 So in my case, I am thinking that I choose  BK  for the News Lip code in the form of the appname classname prefix and  NL  ? Am I thinking about it correctly?  
 Edit: I'm considering  not using names at all in my application code  as discussed.   
 
 
 You are right that the objective-C has not created support for namespaces, But use the uppercase prefix. Note that the two letter prefixes in the apple are reserved for their use, so you should use three letter prefix for your classes. Otherwise, the method you suggest is a normal job.

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