I was always fond of the Objective-C messaging syntax with the colons in the name. (Yes, I know it drives some people nutty.) It allowed for messages with self-documenting names, though, like NSMutableDictionary's setObject:forKey:. Compared to the Java HashMap put(Object, Object) -- which one is the key and which one is the value? I had to look it up repeatedly when learning Java. My favorite Objective-C method was in WebObject's Enterprise Objects Framework: addObject:toBothSidesOfRelationshipWithKey: ... lots of typing, but I knew what it did.
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