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Objective C is an object-oriented superset of the C language. It was popularized by NeXT, and then again by Apple with Mac OS X to implement the Cocoa framework. Its main reference implementation is within the gcc compiler, maintained mostly by Apple.

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	{{language\|Objective-C}}Objective C is an object-oriented ~~super-set~~ of the [[C]] language. It was popularized by NeXT, and then again by Apple with [[Mac OS X]] to implement the [[Cocoa]] framework. Its main reference implementation is within the [[gcc]] compiler, maintained mostly by Apple.		{{language\|Objective-C}}Objective C is an [[object-oriented]] superset of the [[C]] language. It was popularized by NeXT, and then again by Apple with [[Mac OS X]] to implement the [[Cocoa]] framework. Its main reference implementation is within the [[gcc]] compiler, maintained mostly by Apple.