Answer Posted / Ashwini Kumar Singh
Core Data and SQLite are both database technologies used in iOS development, but they have some key differences:n
1. Core Data: It is an object-graph persistence framework provided by Apple for managing and storing data. It abstracts the underlying database (usually SQLite) and provides a high-level API for manipulating data objects.
2. SQLite: It is a popular, open-source, relational database management system used in many iOS apps directly. Developers have more control over the schema and queries when using SQLite compared to Core Data.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
Explain parent-child context setup. How does it work? What are the advantages?
What is the purpose of reuseidentifier?
What is nsmanagedobjectcontext? What are the different concurrency types? Explain them.
How to handle concurrency problems in core data?
What is latest version of ios?
What is dependency management tools?
What is latest ios version?
What's the latest version of ios?
What is latest xcode version?
What are the different store migration options? How do they work?
In a single model, can I have few entities in one sqlite db file and remaining in another sqlite db file?
Why do all model object attributes get marked with @dynamic and not synthesised? What does @dynamic mean?
What are transient properties?
Why do all model object attributes get marked with @dynamic and not synthesised?
