Perhaps the biggest advantage of using Mac OS X as your Objective-C learning platform (aside from the ability to develop iOS and Mac OS X applications) is the fact that you get to use Apple's Xcode development tool. If you are planning to develop iOS applications (or Mac OS X applications for that matter), however, you are going to need to use an Intel based Mac OS X system at some point in the future. In later chapters we will look at how to install and use Objective-C on Windows and Linux systems for those that do not have access to Mac OS X. Objective-C 2.0 Essentials Print and eBook (ePub/PDF/Kindle) editions contain 31 chapters.
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