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iphone Programming Glossary: college

What programming skills I need to become an iPhone developer? [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1043820/what-programming-skills-i-need-to-become-an-iphone-developer

developer closed I have almost 3 years of programming experience in the Windows world. I know C and C part of my college education and have been working on Delphi and C# professionally. I am thinking about learning some iPhone development stuff...

How to detect sound frequency for particular sound in iphone?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13950358/how-to-detect-sound-frequency-for-particular-sound-in-iphone

Which mobile programming environment do you recommend for a startup to target? [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1599725/which-mobile-programming-environment-do-you-recommend-for-a-startup-to-target

don't recognize. This means small developers will have a hard time breaking into the market. One of my professors in college told me something that has proven true in my 20 years in the computer industry The major strength of every design is also..

How to learn how to program?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1968320/how-to-learn-how-to-program

an old machine would do for a beginner. If you can't afford that too at least get access to a computer at your school college a library or at your friends place where you can practice programming. 3. Don't just read... Do it Don't just keep reading..

Prefixing property names with an underscore in Objective C [duplicate]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3521254/prefixing-property-names-with-an-underscore-in-objective-c

always avoided underscores in my variable names perhaps because its just not what was done back in my learning Java in college days. So when I define a property in Objective C this is what I naturally do. In the header @interface Whatever NSString..

Property vs instance variable in Objective-C [duplicate]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6146244/property-vs-instance-variable-in-objective-c

always avoided underscores in my variable names perhaps because its just not what was done back in my learning Java in college days. So when I define a property in Objective C this is what I naturally do. In the header @interface Whatever NSString..