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Here is an explanation of the differences between using a delegate and notifications in Objective-C:

Delegates

• Delegates are a one-to-one communication pattern where one object acts on behalf of another object.
• The delegating object maintains a strong reference to its delegate.
• Delegates are typically used for responding to specific events or actions that occur in the delegating object.
• Delegates allow for customization and control over the behavior of the delegating object.
• Delegates are commonly used in UIKit and Foundation frameworks, such as UITableViewDelegate and NSURLSessionDelegate.

Notifications

• Notifications are a one-to-many communication pattern where an object can broadcast information to multiple observers.
• Notifications use a publish-subscribe model, where the broadcasting object does not maintain references to its observers.
• Observers register themselves to receive notifications of specific types.
• Notifications are used for broadcasting general information or events that may be of interest to multiple objects.
• Notifications are commonly used in the `NSNotificati...