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From: chari@nueces.UUCP (Christopher M. Whatley)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next
Subject: Re: Objective C book request
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Date: 27 Jul 89 21:58:10 GMT
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In article <4527@merlin.usc.edu> danking@aludra.usc.edu (Dan King) writes:
>
>I know this has probably been asked hundreds of times, but is there a
>good/decent/passable objective C book out there?  Is there a
>recomended way to learn the new language?  I've been sitting next to
>an unused cube for most of the summer, and have finally decided to see
>if I can do something with it.


A good read on object oriented programming in general is Brad Cox's
"OOP, an evolutionary approach". Fortunately, it is based on Objective-C
and how it, as a hybrid language, will change the world. I am reading it now
in my limited spare time.

Also, send off to Next or Stepstone and buy the objective-C manual which
has a tutorial included.

First you might search for 'reading' in the Librarian....

Chris