You should definitely learn C, C++, and Objective-C as X-Code is not the only development suite out there. You will always use Objective-C in X-Code but after you get a framework for your app, you can freely pepper it with C and C++ methods (Which I do as a choice so that I can learn Objective-C at my own pace yet still be productive). Also, there are tons of docs and primers all over the web if you find Apple's docs insufficient (Which I sometimes do).
----- Original Message ----
From: Dan Uff <email@hidden>
To: email@hidden
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2008 1:33:21 PM
Subject: I'm new to Xcode, and . . .
After being out of the programming arena for years (my last language
was Quick Basic) I decided to jump in again. Even though C++ and
Objective-C is a little more hard to learn (and remember) I am
getting the hang of it.
But now, I am reading all these problems with Xcode. Shall I even
bother with Xcode or just learn straight C until the bugs are worked
out.
Dan
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