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My fiirst program in Objective C using Xcode

January 11, 2012 By Ravi Shankar Leave a Comment

This tutorial is about writing a basic and simple program in Objective C using Xcode. Let us see an example program that prints “My First Program” in the Console Window.

Xcode new project window

Click the File menu on Xcode, then navigate to New -> New Project. This would display the following Choose a template window. Now select Application under Mac OS X then the Command Line Tool option.

Xcode Command Line Tool

In the Choose options for your new project, enter the name of Product Name and select the Type as Foundation and leave the rest of the option as it is. Click Next to continue with the project creation.

Xcode Choose Project Options

Now specify the location where you want to create the project folder and click Next to continue with the setup.

Xcode Project Creation Folder

This would create a new project window as shown below.

Xcode Project Window

Navigate to Project Navigator and edit main.m file. The Xcode would have already pre-populated code as shown below

//

// main.m

// Exercise1

//

// Created by Ravi Shankar on 11/01/12.

// Copyright (c) 2012 __MyCompanyName__. All rights reserved.

//

#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>

int main (int argc, const char * argv[])

{

@autoreleasepool {

// insert code here…

NSLog(@”Hello, World!”);

}

return 0;

}

Change the “Hello World” text to “My First Objective C Program using Xcode” and save the changes (Command + S).

@autoreleasepool {

// insert code here…

NSLog(@”My First Objective C Program using Xcode!”);

}

You can Run the project in Xcode by clicking Product menu and select Run from the menu list.

Xcode Project Build

You can Run Once the build is complete and successful, the output window in the bottom of Xcode will print the message as “My First Objective C Program using Xcode”.

Xcode Console Output Window

Filed Under: Apple, Develop, ios Tagged With: Apple, Objective C, Program, Xcode

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