I think Objective-C is widely used for app development, which I kind of want to get into. I really want to do apps and software.
Are they the same or are there differences?
EDIT: Never mind, I guess they're different. Don't really know why though.
They're sort of related.
Are they "similar"? Not really.
C# came after C++ and Java. Obj C is closer to C.
[QUOTE=chimitos;39083849]They're sort of related.
Are they "similar"? Not really.
C# came after C++ and Java. Obj C is closer to C.[/QUOTE]
Ah, I see. Thank you very much!
There's nothing baring you from just learning it. :v:
It'll take a fair bit of getting used to though. Good luck!
This is a good starting point: [url]http://mobile.tutsplus.com/tutorials/iphone/learn-objective-c-day-1/[/url]
Tbh. it is not that hard. Personally I don't like the syntax, but you get used to it after few days. Not that I've used it that much, only a few times for a few apps.
However, have you considered (if you know any of these languages it comes with) Embarcadero's [URL="http://www.embarcadero.com/products/firemonkey"]Fire Monkey[/URL] or, as I take it you know C#, [URL="http://xamarin.com/"]Xamarin[/URL] (it is a bit more expensive to get an app published, but you still get multiplatform.
That's at least some alternatives. Bear in mind that you can also use C or C++ where you compile and publish through xCode.
Well I'm currently just learning programming in general, I started out with C#. Yesterday I just built my first windowed application, it was just two buttons and a text box but it worked well and I was happy with it.
I sort of eventually want to code my own game, so I'm not sure if I should stick with C# or C++... but for the meantime it's C#. (Gotta start somewhere, right?)
Objective-C is closer to C and C++ than to C#.
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