Is nsobject a parent class or a derived class?
Answer / Pranjul Shrivastava
NSObject is not a parent class but rather the root class from which all Foundation classes are derived in Objective-C. It does not correspond to an actual object in the system, but provides common functionality that many other classes inherit.
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