About this course
If you'd like to learn how to develop applications for iOS (iPhone and iPad) but haven't programmed much, the task may seem daunting. iOS programming is based on the Objective C programming language-- and C programming is a prerequisite. Our C programming course will teach you how to program in C. Programming with C is the perfect place to start if you want to create programs for iPhone, iPad or Mac. Learning C is also great to learn if you have never programmed before and want to understand the basics.C is the basis of many languages used today. C++, Objective C, PHP, Java and even Microsoft's .net languages have their roots in the C programming language. While C has been around since the 70's it's still used today in applications where speed is critical-- Financial applications, video games and complex engineering simulations are all written in C. In this course master trainer Mark Lassoff will teach you the important concepts you need to learn how to program in C. After completing this course you will be ready to write and adjust C applications. You will also be fully prepared to tackle Objective-C-- the language of iOS (the iPad and iPhone).There is no programming experience required for this course. So take a tour around this ultimate C programming tutorial.Already know C programming? Check out Objective C for Beginners and start coding iPhone and iPad apps today!
What am I going to get from this course?
- Over 70 lectures and 4 hours of content!
- How to use Apples XCode Development Environment
- The structure of a C program
- How to use Variables to Hold Values
- Important Programming Structures like Loops, Conditionals and Arrays
- How to Manage Pointers and Understand Computer Memory
- How to Dereference Pointer Values and Pass information by Reference
- How to Create C-style Character Arrays
- How to Create and Manage C-Functions
What is the target audience?
- People without programming experience who want to eventually create iOS application
- People who want to learn programming and need a good starting point
- Students taking a programming class who need supplementary material
- People who want to pick up computer programming as a hobby
- Web designers who want to start programming
