Objective-C is the main language used by iOS.
It is, contrary to C++, a superset of C. This means that an Objective-C
compiler can also compile code written in C, and an Objective-C class can
include C code without a problem.
Here follows a short explanation of Object-oriented programming and an
introduction to Objective-C’s syntax. It is by no means complete and
all-encompassing, but it will hopefully give the reader enough knowledge to
understand our paper and the basics of Objective-C.
