Tag Archives: Programming

Mac Programming Lesson 1 part 1

I show you how to make a simple application for the mac.

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C Programming on the Mac L21 – Intro to fgets and text string details

In this tutorial I explain how text strings work in detail and introduce the fgets function for inputting text. The buffer graphic: goo.gl

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C Programming on the Mac L25 – Math Functions

I go over the standard math library in C and cover some basic functions.

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iPhone SDK Programming – Lesson 1

bit.ly – In this first lesson Tim Layton gets you started with Xcode and Objective-C to write iPhone applications. Tim is starting you at the very beginning and will walk you through the entire process of developing real iPhone applications … Continue reading

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C Programming on the Mac L19 – Intro to Input

This tutorial is an introduction to input in C. More tutorials for input on the way.

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C Programming on the Mac L17 – Random Numbers

In this tutorial we see how to create random outcomes on computers.

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C Programming Test 2 (Min Requirement L10)

**NOTICE**: Instead of the math.h pow function, you can just multiply j by itself.

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C Programming on the Mac L27 – Switch Statement

In this tutorial I cover the switch statement which is very similar to the if statement.

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C Programming on the Mac L9 – While Loop

In this tutorial I cover the while loop. Check out the Lessons 1 – 7 link, as well as the other videos if you have not already. Operators – www.pageresource.com Lessons 1-7 Test – tinyurl.com

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C Programming on the Mac L5 – Variables

In this tutorial I cover different variable types as well as printing their values. I apologize for sounding sick in this video.

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