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!= (not equal) operator, if/else

\" escape sequence, char

#define, Constants

vs. global variables, #define vs global variables

#import, #include and #import

#include, #include and #import

% (modulus operator), Integer division

(see also tokens)

%= operator, Operator shorthand

%@, Creating the Asset class

%d, printf()

%e, Tokens for displaying floating-point numbers

%p, Getting addresses

%s, printf()

%u, Tokens for displaying integers

%zu, How many bytes?

& operator, retrieving addresses, Getting addresses

&& (logical AND) operator, if/else

() (parentheses)

cast operators, using, Integer division

functions and, How do I write and use a function?, How functions work together

* (asterisk)

arithmetic operator, Integer operations

pointer operator, Getting the data at an address

*= operator, Operator shorthand

+ (plus sign), Integer operations

++ (increment operator), Operator shorthand

+= operator, Operator shorthand- (minus sign), Integer operations

-- (decrement operator), Operator shorthand

-= operator, Operator shorthand

-> (dereference) operator, The Heap

.pch (pre-compiled header), #include and #import

/ (division operator), Integer division

/* ... */ (comments), Where do I start writing code?

// (comments), Where do I start writing code?

/= operator, Operator shorthand

8-bit unsigned numbers, Integers

; (semicolon), Where do I start writing code?

blocks and, Assigning a block

do-while loop and, The do-while loop

< (less than) operator, if/else

< > (angle brackets), importing header files, #include and #import

<< operator, Left-shift

<= operator, if/else

= operator, A program with variables, if/else

== operator, if/else> (greater than) operator, if/else

>= operator, if/else

>> operator, Right-shift

? (ternary operator), For the More Curious: Conditional (ternary) operator

@property, Properties

@selector(), Target-action

@synthesize, Properties

\ (backslash), char

\n, printf()

\\ escape sequence, char

^ (caret)

exclusive-or operator, Exclusive OR

identifying blocks, Defining blocks

{ } (curly braces), Where do I start writing code?|| (logical OR) operator, if/else

~ (tilde), Complement

A

abs(), Operator shorthand

accessor methods, Accessor methods

properties and, Properties

actions (target), Callbacks

addObject:, NSArray/NSMutableArray

addresses, Addresses and Pointers

pointers and, Types

alloc, Nesting message sends, init

ampersand (&), retrieving addresses, Getting addresses

AND (&&) logical operator, if/else

AND (bitwise), Bitwise-AND

angle brackets (< >), importing header files, #include and #import

anonymous

blocks, Anonymous block

functions, Blocks

Apple Developer Tools, installing, Your First Program

application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:, The application delegate, Adding new tasks, For the More Curious: What about main()?

applications

(see also programs, Xcode)

Cocoa, Your First Cocoa Application

Cocoa Touch, Your First iOS Application

desktop, Your First Cocoa Application

document-based, Edit BNRDocument.h

event-driven, Event-Driven Applications

iOS, Your First iOS Application

vs. programs, Getting started with Xcode

ARC (Automatic Reference Counting), Object ownership and ARC

arguments

command-line, Command-Line Arguments

functions, How do I write and use a function?

init, init methods that take arguments

methods, Multiple arguments

arrays, NSArray

in C, C Arrays

filtering, Filtering

sorting, Sorting

ASCII characters, Writing an NSString to a file, char

assembly code, C and Objective-C

asterisk (*)

arithmetic operator, Integer operations

pointer operator, Getting the data at an address

AT&T, C and Objective-C

atoi(), Command-Line Arguments

atomic option, Advice on atomic vs. nonatomic

attributes inspector, Edit BNRDocument.xib

Automatic Reference Counting (ARC), Object ownership and ARC

automatic variables, The Heap

autosizing mask, Edit BNRDocument.xib

B

backslash (\), char

base-16 (hexadecimal)

integers, Tokens for displaying integers

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