What to learn for objective C programming?
I want to learn Objective C programming but first i'm currently learning C before i move on to Objective C. I've been reading that when i start learning Objective C i'll have to UNLEARN some of the stuff that C teaches because it's not part of Objective C. Because Objective C is only a subset of C so it won't have everything the same. For example in C i'm up to scope rules however, i see that scope rules is not a part of Objective C, so should i skip it that way i won't have to unlearn it later or should i still learn it even though i won't use it in Objective C? Or does Scope Rules in C build up to something later in Objective C?
Scope Rules, Unions, Bit Fields, File I/O, Header Files, Recursion, and Variable Arguments are part of C but NOT Objective C. Should i still take the time to learn them even though they're in C and not Objective C?
My main goal in the future is to learn to program IOS apps for Iphone/ipad/ and later Andriod.
I know lots of languages and scope rules are tricky because there are all sorts of variations.
Make up a cheat sheet for each language you learn.
Yes different programming language have few different things then other. But I would still suggest you to learn all of those as if in future you wish to learn some other language it might help.
Eddie is write you just need to create a cheat sheet.
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