Okay. So I want to develop for Mac. I have to use Cocoa. Cocoa requires Objective-C. Objective C is a piece of shit. I want to know who the f**k at apple chose that language. I mean come on. Which is simpler to access the alert function:

1. The C++ Way

alert("hi!");

2. The OBJ-C Way
[alert:@"hi"]

Come on. Apple developers have to put up with this crap. I feel compelled to use Carbon even though it is outdated.

And they complain that there are more apps for Windows than Mac OS..

I really don't understand your argument here. Objective-C uses a different syntax because objects respond to messages, instead of having methods that can be called. So it makes sense to use a different syntax so you don't conflate the idea of sending a message to an object with accessing something the object actually has ownership of.

C++ can get the same exact result with a more orthodox syntax. I like that a lot.

Oh, so you like that you'd rather complain about new concepts than learn them?

Ive tried to learn Objective C. And OBJ-C is not new, its from the 80s. It was used with NEXT.

New to you, dipshit.