What is nonatomic and strong in objective c?
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Answer / Anupam Bharti
"In Objective-C, nonatomic indicates that the property access is not thread-safe. Strong refers to a strong reference, which means the object will not be deallocated until all strong references are released. For example: `@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *myString;`
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