What is the difference between atomic and nonatomic properties?
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Answer Posted / Nisha Rani
In Objective-C and Swift, properties can be declared as either "atomic" or "nonatomic". Atomic properties are thread-safe and ensure that setting and getting a property value is done in an atomic operation. Nonatomic properties are not thread-safe and allow for faster performance by avoiding the use of locks.
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