Hey thanks for the message. I think there's a distinction between knowing objective-c (or any language) and having significant experience where you can program

Hey thanks for the message. I think there's a distinction between knowing objective-c (or any language) and having significant experience where you can program effectively in that language. I should've been more precise with my wording, but I had meant the latter. I'm sure I can teach myself objective-c quickly, but if I were to code an app I'd probably prefer to do this in Swift.