[tahazahoor@hotmail.com]

ok people i want to make iphone apps wat kind of programming/development shud i do for ex c++ /i dont no anything abt this os plz if u guys can help me .. . i m a noob haha

[Davzik]

Sort out your english grammar and punctuation and we may be able to understand what you want.

[ajrulez]

Originally Posted by Davzik

Sort out your english grammar and punctuation and we may be able to understand what you want.

Come on kido, be easy on the guy. Not everyone is from the UK I think what he wrote is quite understandable.

Original Poster: You need to know Objective-C (also referred to as Obj-C). It is, as the name suggests, object-oriented flavor of C language. If you don't know what object oriented means, than you should probably avoid developing iPhone apps.

Besides Obj-C, it is good if you have Cocoa knowledge or experience. I have a book on Obj-C (eBook), so ping me if you need one.

[tahazahoor@hotmail.com]

arjulez thank u so much ..but the thing is i dont have any kind of experience but i just wanted to no that if sum1 wants to make wat shud he do . ..

[DoerrFan]

If you have no experience, i'd suggest you start with a bit of a simpler language just to get the feel of how programming works, i started with BASIC, then went to C then to Objective -C. And yes Objective -C is what is used for the iPhone.

[.:MirrorminD:.]

Originally Posted by tahazahoor@hotmail.com

arjulez thank u so much ..but the thing is i dont have any kind of experience but i just wanted to no that if sum1 wants to make wat shud he do . ..

Unfortunately if you don't know anything on programming than I would do a lot of reading. It takes a good understanding of the programming language, and about 99% of people cannot just "dive" in and start making programs, if that was the case we would have tons more than what is currently out there. Here is a link to Apples Dev site which have tons of how-tos and videos but you need a developers license to access them, its $99. Either way good luck.

[tahazahoor@hotmail.com]

thank u ever1 i realy appreciate that
as doerffan is saying i think i shud start with the BASIC hmm so its reading time do any 1 no for free lessons or a free book on this ? ? thanku

[Apple iPie]

Correct your English spelling,I dont understand,what are you talking about,sorry.
As MirrorminD said,you need a license to acsess it.

[tahazahoor@hotmail.com]

umm ok Apple iPie i no my english is not so good but im trying my best oh for the spelling haha ok ill try to improve that also thnx ever1

[jiniej]

ever1

you mean every1?

haha. I'm just playing. if this helps I found a really great site to learn C++ for free. The book assumes you have no prior knowledge of any code whatsoever. I dont know if C++ will help you though so here's the site:

Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days

[tahazahoor@hotmail.com]

umm haha i meant every1 jiniej heheh thanku

[Zeal]

Or he can try the basic English language..

[ajrulez]

What I don't understand is why are you guys on the OP's case for his poor English? Not everyone is a native English speaker; and honestly I don't think his posts in this thread are that hard to understand. Agreed it's not perfect English, but it is not as bad that you guy's can't even understand what he is trying to put forth. Have an open mind...

PS: I don't know why I am saying what I'm saying, I just don't feel it is right to ridicule someone just because his English is not as good as yours.

[redcard]

Maybe it's just not the way people would expect someone who is 'serious' about learning programming to come across?

[ajrulez]

Originally Posted by redcard

Maybe it's just not the way people would expect someone who is 'serious' about learning programming to come across?

Hmm agree with that though, interesting observation

I guess we should encourage someone instead of discouraging them for all we know he might come up with some killer app in future.