Kust tulevad massiivi elemendid ja kuidas neid klassifitseeritakse andmetüüpide järgi?

In iOS, the elements of an array (for example, NSArray or Array in Swift) are taken from the data placed into it — these can be objects, values, or primitives added by the developer.

The classification of an array by data types depends on the language used:

• In Objective-C, NSArray can contain objects of any class, as it is an array of objects (id), but not primitives directly.

• In Swift, arrays (Array<T>) are type-safe and contain elements of a single type T. The type is determined when declaring the array, for example:

var numbers: [Int] = [1, 2, 3]
var strings: [String] = ["a", "b", "c"]

Thus, arrays are classified according to the type of elements they contain. In Swift, these are strictly typed collections, in Objective-C — collections of objects.

Array elements can be created programmatically, obtained from the network, databases, or other sources, and placed into the array for easy access and processing.