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Originally Posted by reeceado
Can you recommend any books on getting started on programming C and objective-C as i have no experience in programming.
Thanks
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For Objective-C:
Amazon.com: Learn Objective–C on the Mac (Learn Series) (9781430218159): Mark Dalrymple, Scott Knaster: Books
Many people will tell you to at least read something on C before trying Objective-C, which is not a bad idea. If you want to, then:
http://www.amazon.com/Learn-C-Mac-Da...8745635&sr=1-3
For the record, I didn't do it this way. I just started with no programming experience at all by using the books I recommended in my first post, so it is at least theoretically possible to do it that way, if ill-advised. I would have been spared many headaches had I understood C/Objective-C better.
And georgeburns was being funny, but he's right. Development can be incredibly frustrating and humbling. But my experience has been that every seemingly insoluble problem eventually gets solved if you keep at it. And not to get sappy, but being forced to learn that lesson over and over again has been, for me, the best part of learning to program apps.
