From: Chris Lemler <email@hidden> Date: Sat May 26, 2001 09:33:00 AM US/Pacific To: email@hidden Subject: Obj-C difference between NULL and nil I have been reading thru the code for various Obj-C programs, and I have seen some people consistently use NULL, and others use nil: NSMutableArray *myArray; myArray = NULL; or myArray = nil; Are there any real advantages to using one over the other? Does it make any difference when releasing an object that was never allocated: myArray = NULL; [myArray release]; versus myArray = nil; [myArray release]; Thanks for any tips, Chris