Getting the whole part of a mixed number

Sometimes you want to get the whole part of a mixed number, for example:

1.66

What if you just want the “1″ part?

In Actionscript:

var wholeNumber:int;
var example:Number = 1.66
wholeNumber = int(example);

In Objective-C:

int wholeNumber;
float example;
float = 1.66;
wholeNumber = (int)(example);

Actionscript 3 vs iPhone: destroy() vs dealloc

In Actionscript 3, you write destroy() methods to clear up anything you’re not using:

public function destroy():void
{
removeChild(things-I-put-onto-the-stage);
things-I-put-onto-the-stage = null;

variables-I-created-in-this-class = null;
}

However, in Objective-C, you deallocate memory for anything you created when the class was instantiated:

- (void)dealloc {
    [variables-I-created-in-this-class release];
    [super dealloc];
}