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plist number type

when you create a plist and choose number for the type for one of the entries, what type of object is returned when you call on that information later?

+1  A: 

NSNumber is the type of object that will get returned to you.

Jacob Relkin  2010-10-22 04:35:40
If you choose string then is it going to be just an NSString as well?
bubster  2010-10-22 04:54:57
@bubster, That's correct.
Jacob Relkin  2010-10-22 05:03:54
@bubster Please upvote and accept correct answers to your questions.
Jacob Relkin  2010-10-22 06:19:48

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