What is dot notation?
Answer / Pankaj Sunder Gaur
Dot notation is a shorthand way of accessing properties or instance variables in Objective-C. It uses the dot (.) to separate the property name from the object it belongs to, e.g., `myObject.property`. Underneath, it calls the getter method for the property.
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