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https://www.tutorialspoint.com/objective_c/index.htm
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https://www.tutorialspoint.com/objective_c/index.htm
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## You should do the following:
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## You should do the following:
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You should create an iOS application in Xcode, written in Objective-C. It should contain 2 classes: Organization and Employee, both of each are subclasses of NSObject. Organization should have the following properties:
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You should create an iOS application in Xcode, written in Objective-C. It should contain 2 classes: `Organization` and `Employee`, both of each are subclasses of `NSObject`. `Organization` should have the following properties:
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* Public “name” of type `NSString`.
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* Public “name” of type `NSString`.
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* Private “employees” of type `NSArray<Employee>`.
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* Private “employees” of type `NSArray<Employee>`.
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* Public `employeesWithSalary:` method, which accepts one argument of type int - salary - and returns all employees with given salary as an array.
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* Public `employeesWithSalary:` method, which accepts one argument of type int - salary - and returns all employees with given salary as an array.
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Employee should have the following properties:
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`Employee` should have the following properties:
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* Private “firstName” and “lastName”, which are of type `NSString`.
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* Private “firstName” and “lastName”, which are of type `NSString`.
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* Public “salary” of type `int`.
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* Public “salary” of type `int`.
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