You can of course use C-style arrays in Objective-C. I do that with constant arrays, where I build them at compile time and don't modify the contents, similar to the example you showed. You can put constant pointers to objects in them, of which the most likely, or maybe only, kind is NSString*
I also sometimes will use an NSArray or NSDictionary for the same purpose. I'll have an accessor that builds the NSArray/NSDictionary lazily. These objects have some advantages over C-style arrays.
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