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How to Use Xcode to write an Objective-C iPhone application

Jul 13, 2010 04:21 PM
Screenshot of a project setup window with instructions to name the project "Hello World."

This programmer's guide provides an introduction to Xcode, Interface Builder and the iPhone simulator. Specifically, you'll learn how to write, build and test a simple "Hello World" application. For more information, including a complete overview of the process, take a look.

Objective-C code follows below:

The header file should look like this...

#import

@interface Hello_WorldViewController : UIViewController {

IBOutlet UILabel *label;

}

-(IBAction)hello:(id)sendr;

@end

The implementation file should look like...

#import "Hello_WorldViewController.h"

@implementation Hello_WorldViewController

-(IBAction)hello:(id)sendr{

label.text=@"Hello World!";

}

@end

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