Re: Learning to program Cocoa
Re: Learning to program Cocoa
- Subject: Re: Learning to program Cocoa
- From: Chris Garaffa <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2001 19:08:04 -0400
Stephen,
I would recommend learning C first, because Objective-C simply
Object-Oriented extensions to C (correct me if the syntax of that
statement was wrong, someone?).
Until you get a firm grasp on OOP and C, don't use Learning Cocoa. I
learned that the *hard* way.
As for learning the OOP paradigm, I found the "Using Java 1.2" black
book very helpful (although somewhat expensive) -- helpful only in
learning O-O concepts (the first few chapters). There may be other
sources, someone else chime in here please :)
Good luck,
Chris Garaffa
On Monday, August 27, 2001, at 06:54 PM, Stephen Heward wrote:
Can anyone make any suggestions on the best way of learning to program
for the Mac.
I am fairly new to programming on the Mac. I have very limited
programming experiences
My history of programming consists of Turbo Pascal, Turing and Q-basic
on the PC.
It has been sometime. I am very eager to get back into programming
though.
OOP is new to me. Are there any books on Objective C that anyone can
recommend? I definately would like to program for Cocoa.
Thanks.
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