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Introduction To XCode

This document provides an introduction to Xcode, the integrated development environment (IDE) for developing software for Apple platforms. It outlines the objectives of learning how to use Xcode to create simple projects, build and run code. It describes what Xcode is, how to start a new project in Xcode, and provides a basic program structure example. It also includes exercises for users to practice programming concepts like determining if a number is prime, finding perfect numbers, and manipulating arrays.

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Introduction To XCode

This document provides an introduction to Xcode, the integrated development environment (IDE) for developing software for Apple platforms. It outlines the objectives of learning how to use Xcode to create simple projects, build and run code. It describes what Xcode is, how to start a new project in Xcode, and provides a basic program structure example. It also includes exercises for users to practice programming concepts like determining if a number is prime, finding perfect numbers, and manipulating arrays.

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Programming in Macintosh

Introduction to Xcode
TRAINOR: ALVIE M. BALQUIN, MEng, DCS, CTFL email: [email protected]

Programming in Macintosh Introduction to XCode


Objectives Settings
To know the purpose of XCode tool in Macintosh programming. To create simple projects using Xcode. To learn to Build and Run the Code.

Programming in Macintosh Introduction to Xcode


What is Xcode?
A complicated application to type in, compile, debug and execute your program. Serves as the Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Location: Macintosh HD -> Xcode

Programming in Macintosh Introduction to Xcode


Xcode Window

Programming in Macintosh Introduction to Xcode


Program Creation in Xcode
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Start the Xcode Application. For new project, select File -> New Project.
For faster use of IDE, better memorize the shortcuts for build, run, etc. Note that you are using a PC keyboard, so check the equivalent of the keys in the Mac Help topics.

Select the type of application, Command Line Utility ->Foundation Tool then click Choose button after. Select the name and location to store your files. Click the file with the .m extension and start to edit the file. Press Command S to save changes. Build and Run the application. If you get compiler error, make changes & save then back to Step 6.

Programming in Macintosh Introduction to Xcode


Basic Program Structure
// First Program Sample #import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
Includes a System File Comment: // or /* */

int main (int argc, const char *argv[ ]) { NSAutoreleasePool *pool = [NSAutoreleasePool alloc] init ]; NSLog (@Hello World!); [pool drain]; return 0; }
Release all objects in the pool marked as autorelease

Keeps track of object references in your program for automatic release later.

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Objectives Checking
To know the purpose of XCode tool in Macintosh programming. To learn to Build and Run the Code. To learn simple debugging using Xcode.

Programming in Macintosh Introduction to Xcode


Workshop 1: Exercise 1
Exercise 1 : Make a program that will ask an integer from the user and determine if the integer is a prime number or not. Sample Outputs: Input an number: 7 7 is a prime number Input a number: 10 10 is not a prime number

Programming in Macintosh Introduction to Xcode


Workshop 1: Exercise 2
Exercise 2 : Determine how many perfect number from 1 to 200. The sum of the factors (except itself) of a perfect number is equal to itself: Sample: 28, ???

Programming in Macintosh Introduction to Xcode


Workshop 1: Exercise 3
Exercise 3: Make a program that will ask an array of n integers. Determine the lowest number in the array and delete it from the array. Sample: How many integers: 4 Input 1: 2 Input 2: 1 Input 3: 6 Input 4: 3

Lowest Number: 1 Array Result: 2, 3, 6

Programming in Macintosh Introduction to XCode


Objectives Checking
To know the purpose of XCode tool in Macintosh programming. To create simple projects using Xcode. To learn to Build and Run the Code.

Programming in Macintosh Introduction to XCode

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