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DOK4ic2015-08-30 15:39:07
Objective-C
DOK4ic, 2015-08-30 15:39:07

Do I need to learn C before learning objective-C?

I wondered if I need to learn C before learning objective-C, or can I immediately start with objective-C?

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ManWithBear, 2015-08-30
@DOK4ic

What is the best way to start a newbie in programming ...
A newbie in programming? So start with C. Work hard with memory, learn algorithms according to Cormen. After 2 months, it will be possible to move on to the lens. After C it will be convenient and easy. In a couple of months, you will understand the basics of the lens and work a little with the main library for ios UIKit and the rest. By that time, you can probably already be slowly switching to swift.
Total:
1) A week to study the basics of C
2) 7 weeks to study the basic algorithms and the basics of algorithmization + work with memory, and so on and so forth. In general, the basics of programming in general.
3) Lens basics 2-3 days
4) UIKit 2 months
5) Swift basics 2-3 days
6) Profit.

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Anton Zhukov, 2015-08-30
@MrCheater

Learn Swift

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one pavel, 2015-08-30
@onepavel

Books on Objective-C cover essential C material

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Alex Chistyakov, 2015-08-30
@alexclear

A common practice in the C language is to use macros, or rather what the creators of the C language thought were macros. As far as I remember, Objective-C developers try not to abuse such things. These are two different languages ​​with different usage scenarios and different best practices, it's good to know C, but it's hardly "needed".

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Ivan Gaidamakin, 2016-08-18
@MeGaPk

did not study C in any way, does not interfere with coding work applications on OBJ-C.

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