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What are the differences between using self.property and property

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difference between accessing a property through "propertyname" and "self.propertyname" in objective-c?

In my class, I am not sure whether to use self.property properties like

  dateFormatter = [[NSDateFormatter alloc] init];
  //or
  self.dateFormatter = [[NSDateFormatter alloc] init];

Both of them work fine. Are there differences between the two uses? I'm confused.

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the property is your getter and setter methods, when you call it via self.dateformator, it is called by this property if you synthesized an object and self-generated the getter and setter assignment (setProperty and getProperty),

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