Can you please explain the difference between nsarray and nsmutablearray?
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Answer Posted / Ishan Haidar
NSArray is an immutable array class in Objective-C, which means once created, its contents cannot be changed. On the other hand, NSMutableArray is a mutable array that can be modified after creation.
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