Objective C Basics, Understanding Object Oriented Programming

This tutorial covers how to make classes and how object oriented programming works.

Source code:
http://jonahsiegle.com/files/OOPexamples.zip

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[TapTouchClick]

Well done. You're getting better ;)

[MacIsTheGeek]

@TapTouchClick Thanks! :D

[vMccD]

great tut, you go very deep in obj-c which i think is good fx. for beginners, its so much easier to learn how to code if you'r familiar with the basic. :D

[MacIsTheGeek]

@vMccD Thanks! :)

[DENlERU]

Great video!

[MyConspiracyTheory]

THANK U SIR!

[lovehate399]

i want a mac

[TaiTheTechGirl]

This was amazing :)

[scumbaguk]

part 3 - ...express. Please take my comment in the spirit that it's intended. I thank you greatly for making this video as it may help some and taking the time to spread knowledge is a wonderful thing I just wish to show an outside point of view which may help you fine tune your future videos and make them more accessible.

J

[scumbaguk]

Part2 - .....despite lableing this video 'basics' & 'understanding opp' you do not go deep enough in to setting up the base knowledge of terms you proceed to use in the video. I feel a begineer would soon become lost trying to understand your video. I understand there are time constrictions in making youtube videos but I think people would benefit from you spending more time explaining some of the basics and by more thoroughly considering the flow of ideas and concepts you .....(cont part 3)

[scumbaguk]

Part 1- Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Sharing knowledge is a noble thing to do and I have to praise you for that. I would like to make some constructive criticism tho which I hope you do not take the wrong way.

I've been programming in an amateur sense in c & c++ for the past 15 years but am still in many senses a novice. Despite this I have read enough over that time to understand many of the terms, ideas, concepts, etc referring to programming in general....(cont in part 2)

[TapTouchClick]

You're talking like you know what your saying which is great. To truly master anything, you must teach it, and I think you did great in this.