Learn Objective C Tutorial For Beginners – Ep 10 – Conditional Operators and IF Statements

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The goal is to get apps submitted into the Apple App Store and to have fun doing it! I will teach you the basics of using XCode, architecting iPhone and iPad applications, designing the user interface, coding it in Objective C, all the way to monetizing it and putting it into the Apple App Store.

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In this video, we continue to learn about conditional operators in IF Statements in Objective-C.

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17 responses to “Learn Objective C Tutorial For Beginners – Ep 10 – Conditional Operators and IF Statements”

  1. CodeWithChris Avatar

    Thanks for the feedback! 🙂

  2. Genstandsled Avatar

    And make it looong. Take you time to explain!

  3. newbiedotNet Avatar

    well , I am a beginner and wanted to become iOS developer. I was Visual Basic programmer in the past, C is a whole new lesson for me. You make a good video lesson for me to start a grasp in understanding Obj.C languange.

    it would be great if in the next videos, you could come up with more examples (apps) (more practical videos), some people (including me) learn more better with examples

    Thank you Chris !

  4. Tha Kur Avatar

    Chris How to make Music Database for music apps.

  5. CodeWithChris Avatar

    Hey Kuramba! From the feedback that i've gotten, it seems i have audience from all skill levels. At the end of my plan, i will have material for all skill levels and the "Lesson Map" will show people where to start depending on their skill level.

    Thanks!

  6. CodeWithChris Avatar

    Thanks Joseph! A lot more to come!

  7. CodeWithChris Avatar

    Hello 09erre, thanks for the feedback! That is what i'm starting to realize. Some people learn better through examples so i think i will do more series where i build a small app and teach throughout the course of building the app.

  8. CodeWithChris Avatar

    Hey KQ, for sure; i am definitely pursuing this! Get ready for a lot more videos from me in the upcoming month!

  9. 09erre Avatar

    Hey Chris! Do you think you can make a tutorial on how to actually code the statements. This tutorial was great for understanding, but I still don't know how to write the statements, only conditions. For example, how to show images using if statements. Thanks!

  10. 09erre Avatar

    Hey Chris! Do you think you can make a tutorial on how to actually code the statements. This tutorial was great for understanding i

  11. Joseph Williams Avatar

    Chris, thank you again for all these videos! Glad to see your back!

  12. Ariel Shefer Avatar

    Chris, nice videos keep them coming and keep them short.

  13. Alexey Ilin Avatar

    first of all I want to tell you you make a really good videos man , I honestly believe you should focus on medium level developers with more then a few basic knowledge.

    Internet is full of if -switch tutorials, throw tho very few are good explaining in concrete few words the unique of ObjC like propertys and common techniques.

  14. CodeWithChris Avatar

    Hey YourMcPlayers, a class is made of both a .m and a .h file. Think of the .h file as an outer wall or shell that other classes can look at and see what methods or properties they can access. Think of the .m file as the file which contains the "guts" or the inner workings of those methods or properties.

    Other classes can only look at whats in the .h files, not the .m.

    See episode 2 for more info!

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