ios - Xcode Loop into Array -

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for loop error; want repeat [demophoto] line can me please

sample file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/177kvpp72pfh8ul/mytest.zip?dl=0

allphoto = [nsmutablearray array]; [allphoto addobject:@"http://www.ed.ac.uk/polopoly_fs/1.129149!/filemanager/mohamad-hanif-awang-senik_2ndlrg.jpg"]; [allphoto addobject:@"http://thehandmadephotograph.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/smithsonian-photo-contest-winner-2012-crop.jpg__800x600_q85_crop.jpg"]; [allphoto addobject:@"https://cdn.tutsplus.com/photo/uploads/legacy/352_greatphototuts/greatphototuts-68.jpg"];      [self setphotos:@[      for(int i=0; < [allphoto count]; i++){         [demophoto photowithproperties: @{@"imagefile": @"1.jpg" }],     }   ]];

i guess want:

nsmutablearray *temparray = [nsmutablearray new]; for(int i=0; < [allphoto count]; i++){     [temparray addobject:[demophoto photowithproperties: @{@"imagefile": @"1.jpg" }]]; } [self setphotos:temparray];

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