Why don’t we use strong for enum property in objective-c ?
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Answer Posted / Rahul Saxena
In Objective-C, we typically do not use the ‘strong’ attribute when declaring properties of an enumeration (enum) because enums are value types and are copied rather than referenced. Enums have a fixed storage size and do not require memory management using ownership qualifiers like strong.
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