When dealing with property declarations, what is the difference between atomic and non-atomic?
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Answer / Sourabh Sharma
In iOS, when declaring properties, the atomic keyword ensures thread safety by synthesizing accessor methods using locks, while non-atomic does not. This means that atomic properties can be accessed concurrently without risking data inconsistencies, but with a performance overhead.
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