Exploring Xcode and writing your first lines of code @techytube
Exploring Xcode and writing your first lines of code  @techytube
Uploaded August 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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If you HAVEN'T yet downloaded and/or installed Xcode on your machine,
please go to this link
techytube.com/2012/08/16/installing-and-getting-started-with-xcode/,
watch the video and follow the steps to get everything ready.
By default, the latest version of Xcode, which is 4.4.1 is accessible
through the Applications Folder on you Mac OS X Operating System.
You can open it every-time from there, or you can place the icon in
the Dock on your Desktop, to get more rapidly to it.
The main purpose when starting developing for Mac OS X and/or iOS
Operating Systems is to have a good understanding of Objective-C,
which is the programming language used almost everywhere on Apple
related platforms.
If you are newbie to programming, and don't quite understand what a
programming language is, DON'T worry, you'll get the things clear as
you go along, watch the videos, and implement the techniques in
parallel. Simply said, Objective-C is a way to communicate with the
Computer or the Mobile Device in our case, to tell those to the the
tasks we want in the way we thing is suitable for our specific needs.
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