C is the base for the programming language Objective-C which is used in the Cocoa Framework to write apps for Mac and iOS
Download it :: cprogramming_tutorial :: c_quick_guide
…and you can test out some codes online by going to http://compileonline.com
Before we get down and dirty with iOS programming, you need to be familiar with some of the syntax of the ‘C’ programming language.
You should know input/output to the screen, loops, conditionals, functions, and variables.
Advanced students should look at arrays, scope, pointers, strings, file I/O, and error handling.
After 3-4 days of basic ‘C’ learning, we’ll jump into Objective-C and Cocoa by using the xCode environment. You need a Mac to do this, so we will meet in 208 – the Wanton Cafe – where there are 15 macBooks and 15 iPads. Bring your own Mac if you don’t like to share.
Oh ya. Last thing. Those laptops have deepfreeze but are not on our network. This means, bring a memory stick to save your work.