Passing an integer to a method [closed] - objective-c

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I am trying to pass a simple integer of type int to a void method which looks like this:
-(void)deleteGroup{
I know I should do something like:
[self deleteGroup withInt: 3];
But I can't seem to figure out the correct solution

You need to change
-(void)deleteGroupWithInteger:(NSInteger)intValue{
Then use
[self deleteGroupWithInteger:3];

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