Difference between Swift and Objective C

 

	SWIFT	OBJECTIVE C
	Swift is a general-purpose, high-level programming language that is highly concerned about safety, and performance.	Objective C is a general-purpose language that is considered a superset of C language it was designed with the aim of providing object-oriented capabilities.
	It was developed by Chris Lattner with eventual collaboration with other programmers at Apple.	It was developed by Brad Cox and Tom Love at their company Stepstone.
	It was influenced by Objective C, Rust, Ruby, and Python.	It was influenced by C and Smalltalk.
	Swift first appeared on the year 2014.	Objective C first appeared on the year 1984.
	Swift is a static type.	Objective C is dynamic type.
	Swift is apache licensed open-source project.	Objective C is licensed under General Public License.
	It only has classes.	It has both Structs and classes.
	It was designed for building apps for iOS, Mac, Apple TV, and Apple Watch.	Objective C was designed to be Smalltalk messaging features.
	Swift polymorphism does not exist directly.	Polymorphism in Objective C exists directly in compile time.
	It uses true and false values.	It uses YES and NO values and also BOOl.
	Swift has multiple types of templates than Objective C.	Objective C lacks templates than Swift.