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For the most part, all computer languages perform the typical tasks any computer needs to do: store information, compare information, make decisions about that information, and perform some action based on those decisions. Objective-C is a language that makes these tasks easier to understand and accomplish. The real trick with Objective-C (actually, the trick with any C language) is to understand the symbols and keywords used to accomplish these tasks. This chapter continues our examination of Objective-C and Xcode so you can become even more familiar with them.
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There are some general exceptions to this. We mean exceptions to the class/object example. No, you still can’t eat a recipe.
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Kaczmarek, S., Lees, B., Bennett, G., Fisher, M. (2018). Learning Objective-C and Xcode. In: Objective-C for Absolute Beginners. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3429-7_6
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