Objective C Tutorial For Beginners - Episode 1 - Variables

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Objective C Tutorial For Beginners is a series that introduces the Objective C programming language and teaches you how to write code to build iPhone apps.

Learning Objective C doesn't have to be hard! In these tutorials, you will learn Objective C programming syntax, classes and software design patterns so that you can program iOS apps.

Combined with the Learn XCode 4 Tutorial series, you'll be making iPhone apps in no time!

In this episode, we learn about data types and variable declarations.

For the all the episodes in this Learn Objective C Tutorial For Beginners series, visit the playlist:

My channel, CodeWIthChris, is about all the aspects of building iOS apps. I'll post video tutorials on Objective C, XCode, how to submit apps to the Apple App Store, and tutorials on building various types of apps or integrating things like analytics, advertisements etc. You might even find the odd app review here or there!

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[LeviM]

Anyone here from 2022?? Thank you Chris for these playlist. Saved my life!

[DrumsLedMeHome]

Hey Chris! Thank you for revamping everything. Thanks for making it so accessible and understandable for non programmers! You are AWESOME sir. Truly! Thank you for your time!

[CodeWithChris]

Hey Brad, from what i understand, the int range is defined in the C standard but not number of bytes it should take up in memory. So depending on the hardware, the same int value may take up different amounts of memory depending on the architecture. For example, a 32 bit integer loaded into a 64 bit address (if the hardware is based on 64bit) would be padded to fill up the 64bit address thus taking up more memory than on a 32bit architecture machine

[CodeWithChris]

Hey keewee23, glad to have you and welcome :) Thanks for the subscription. I've got more videos to post tonight!

[CodeWithChris]

As always, please comment here for any questions and i'll reply within the day. Please SUBSCRIBE and LIKE! :)

[CodeWithChris]

Hey Mark, thank you for the kind words. It took me a while to make the transition from PC to OSX as well but you'll get used to it. I'll be producing more videos this week! Thanks for the feedback again

[CodeWithChris]

Hey Eric, your watching is thanks to me enough! I look forward to seeing more of you around :)

[makwanbarzan]

Believe or not, still a good video to learn a little bit about Objective-C in 2020!

[CodeWithChris]

Hey Tim, thanks for the suggestions! I've increased the font size in my latest videos, please let me know how that looks!

Thanks

[CodeWithChris]

Thanks Elimiinator! Please tune in again for the upcoming videos!

[CodeWithChris]

Hey Tim, thanks for your comment and thanks for watching. I look forward to seeing you around in the comments (which i'm treating as a message board of sorts)! :)

[michaelmooney]

Thank you so much, I learned C++ thinking you could make apps in that but using objective C is so much better lol

[suericgp]

Hey Chris.. i wanna thank you for taking the time to make these videotutorial... I'll keep an eye on this

[CodeWithChris]

How to build iOS apps in general. Learn by following how to build demos! Each series will build increasingly complex apps together. The "Learn Obj-C" and "Learn Xcode" series are old and discountinued for now. So you should follow the Basics, and then the next one and so on... the series are listed in order on my profile page.

[timmiller]

Thanks Chris! I'm just starting out and looking forward to following your tute.

[CodeWithChris]

The first episode of the basics series answers that question :)
Xcode is the program you use (like Photoshop), Objective-C is the programming language you learn to write the code to make things happen. After the Basics series, there are more series after that which builds off the skills learned in the Basics series. Just like in school!

[CodeWithChris]

Hello! For that, check out my BASICS series! See my profile to find the video series. Thanks!

[CodeWithChris]

Hey Shani, thanks for your feedback! I own one too but like you, didn't jailbreak it :)

[ShaniCodes]

Thank you so much for making this vids! And I do own an iPhone, but i didn't jailbreak it.

[keewee]

nice videos, i started learning xcode and objective c, so i subscribed, will follow you up