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Objective-C Programming_ The Bi - Aaron Hillegass; Mark Fenoglio
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  • I. Getting Started
    • 1. You and This Book
      • C and Objective-C
      • How this book works
      • How the life of a programmer works
    • 2. Your First Program
      • Installing Apple’s developer tools
      • Getting started with Xcode
      • Where do I start writing code?
      • How do I run my program?
      • So what is a program?
      • Don’t stop
  • II. How Programming Works
    • 3. Variables and Types
      • Types
      • A program with variables
      • Challenge
    • 4. if/else
      • Boolean variables
      • else if
      • For the More Curious: Conditional (ternary) operator
      • Challenge
    • 5. Functions
      • When should I use a function?
      • How do I write and use a function?
      • How functions work together
      • Local variables, frames, and the stack
      • Recursion
      • Looking at the frames in the debugger
      • return
      • Global and static variables
      • Challenge
    • 6. Numbers
      • printf()
      • Integers
      • Floating-point numbers
      • Challenge
    • 7. Loops
      • The while loop
      • The for loop
      • break
      • continue
      • The do-while loop
      • Challenge
    • 8. Addresses and Pointers
      • Getting addresses
      • Storing addresses in pointers
      • Getting the data at an address
      • How many bytes?
      • NULL
      • Stylish pointer declarations
      • Challenges
    • 9. Pass By Reference
      • Writing pass-by-reference functions
      • Avoid dereferencing NULL
    • 10. Structs
      • Challenge
    • 11. The Heap
  • III. Objective-C and Foundation
    • 12. Objects
      • Creating and using your first object
      • Message anatomy
      • Objects in memory
      • id
      • Challenge
    • 13. More Messages
      • Nesting message sends
      • Multiple arguments
      • Sending messages to nil
      • Challenge
    • 14. NSString
      • Challenge
    • 15. NSArray
      • NSMutableArray
      • Challenges
    • 16. Developer Documentation
      • Reference pages
      • Quick Help
      • Other options and resources
    • 17. Your First Class
      • Accessor methods
      • Dot notation
      • Properties
      • self
      • Multiple files
      • Challenge
    • 18. Inheritance
      • Overriding methods
      • super
      • Challenge
    • 19. Object Instance Variables
      • Object ownership and ARC
      • Challenge
    • 20. Preventing Memory Leaks
      • Retain cycles
      • Weak references
      • Zeroing of weak references
      • For the More Curious: Manual reference counting and ARC History
    • 21. Collection Classes
      • NSArray/NSMutableArray
      • NSSet/NSMutableSet
      • NSDictionary/NSMutableDictionary
      • C primitive types
      • Collections and nil
      • Challenge
    • 22. Constants
      • Preprocessor directives
      • #include and #import
      • #define
      • Global variables
      • #define vs global variables
    • 23. Writing Files with NSString and NSData
      • Writing an NSString to a file
      • NSError
      • Reading files with NSString
      • Writing an NSData object to a file
      • Reading an NSData from a file
    • 24. Callbacks
      • Target-action
      • Helper objects
      • Notifications
      • Which to use?
      • Callbacks and object ownership
    • 25. Protocols
    • 26. Property Lists
      • Challenge
  • IV. Event-Driven Applications
    • 27. Your First iOS Application
      • Getting started with iTahDoodle
      • BNRAppDelegate
      • Adding a C helper function
      • Objects in iTahDoodle
      • Model-View-Controller
      • The application delegate
      • Setting up views
      • Wiring up the table view
      • Adding new tasks
      • For the More Curious: What about main()?
    • 28. Your First Cocoa Application
      • Edit BNRDocument.h
      • A look at Interface Builder
      • Edit BNRDocument.xib
      • Making connections
      • Revisiting MVC
      • Edit BNRDocument.m
      • Challenges
  • V. Advanced Objective-C
    • 29. init
      • Writing init methods
      • A basic init method
      • Using accessors
      • init methods that take arguments
      • Deadly init methods
    • 30. Properties
      • Property attributes
      • Key-value coding
    • 31. Categories
    • 32. Blocks
      • Defining blocks
      • Using blocks
      • typedef
      • Return values
      • Memory management
      • The block-based future
      • Challenges
  • VI. Advanced C
    • 33. Bitwise Operations
      • Bitwise-OR
      • Bitwise-AND
      • Other bitwise operators
      • Using enum to define bit masks
      • More bytes
      • Challenge
    • 34. C Strings
      • char
      • char *
      • String literals
      • Converting to and from NSString
      • Challenge
    • 35. C Arrays
    • 36. Command-Line Arguments
    • 37. Switch Statements
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