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NSDecimalNumber ackwardness

Asked by gerry99 in Objective-C Programming Language

Tags: idiots bad design

I just wrote some code that looks like this.

      NSDecimalNumber *low = [NSDecimalNumber decimalNumberWithDecimal:[NSNumber numberWithDouble:-1].decimalValue];

That gives me an number with a value of -1.  Is there a more efficient way to say this?  Who thought this was a good idea?  Why does decimal number not have a method that lets me create one with an assigned value?

This is the most verbose language I've had the misfortune of learning in a long time, and it does not give me glee.

Thanks,
Gerry
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