Objective C vs SWIFT Programming Languages

The video tutorial compares Objective-C and Swift, two programming languages used for iOS and Mac applications. Objective-C, a combination of Smalltalk and C, has been around since the 1990s, while Swift was introduced in 2014 as a modern, fast, and safe alternative. The tutorial covers various aspects such as user interface design, performance, safety, toolkits, community support, long-term perspective, code complexity, and memory management. Swift is highlighted for its simplicity, open-source nature, and better performance, while Objective-C is noted for its extensive history and existing toolkits.

What challenges do developers face when working with Objective-C due to its syntax?

Why is Swift considered easier to read and write compared to Objective-C?

What are the memory management differences between Objective-C and Swift?