How do I remove an object from all arrays that contain it?

NSMutableArray *totalArray = NSMutableArray alloc init; //here I assume you want to delete NSString object vijay in all arrays NSString *toDelete=@"vijay"; totalArray addObject:firstArray; totalArray addObject:secondArray; for (NSMutableArray *arr in totalArray) { if (arr containsObject:toDelete) { arr removeObject:toDelete; } } NSLog(@"firstarry : %@ \n\n",firstArray); NSLog(@"secondarray : %@ \n\n",secondArray).

I want to remove only this specific item from all the arrays, not all the items of one array – Lucas Aug 24 at 13:20 updated code............. – AppleVijay Aug 24 at 13:28 stackoverflow. Com/questions/6308425/… – AppleVijay Aug 24 at 17:34 I'm talking about iOS 4, where there's no ARC – Lucas Aug 240 at 8:08.

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