Objective C Programming Tutorial - 47 - Enum Program

lostmodz26 Says:

May 25, 2010 - First

TomProductionsGO Says:

May 25, 2010 - i like your programming vids, there very helpfull and you talk to begenners as least confusing as posable. And you dont have a anoying voice.

Techn0Junki3 Says:

May 25, 2010 - Here is the rundown for pointers ( the * and &) :pointers are especially useful for long programs waiting to be compiled and run. this is because the pointers makes its build faster. the name pointer(* and &) means that they point to the memory address of the variable instead of finding the variable, finding the memory address, and then displaying whats in that address. pointers skip the first step, and go straight to the address. This is especially useful if you have a long list of variables.

Shazcapade Says:

Jun 21, 2010 - Lol you're kidding right? This is for mac, not windows...

MrACortazar Says:

Oct 27, 2010 - Have you tried using "double" type variables for the numbers?

zero0xxx Says:

Nov 9, 2010 - "I think I told you guys before I don't remember" :-)

EcoDimension Says:

Nov 27, 2010 - its getting clearer after each tutorial

Tusharchutani Says:

Jan 12, 2011 - dude its a mac it doesn have exe

zatchmo1988 Says:

May 13, 2011 - @thenewboston Hey Bucky - why for this mini program do you not have to 'init' and 'alloc' the "entry"? I haven't gotten to the memory management tutorial yet, but I thought I'd ask here before moving on. THX BRO!

truthsmiles Says:

May 17, 2011 - On behalf of all the idiots like me out there, thanks for answering khalil1811's question in a helpful way and at least making a reasonable recommendation. These tutorials are obviously for complete noobs like me, so yes sometimes we're going to have silly questions.

Bateramos Says:

May 29, 2011 - Dude, this not doing a init. And there are not object creation in this code. He is only using primitive types.

lyncisAt Says:

Jun 5, 2011 - @TheTeamBrutaly I'm not an expert, but i think what you need are powered numbers. for example:2.500.000.000 = 2.5*10*10*10*10*10*10*10*10*10you can use: float x = pow(2.5*10, 9) (means 2.5*10^9)or: float y = 10e+3  (Not sure about that... maybe it's not useable in obj. c)but make sure if you want to print that exp. numbers use NSLog(@"Whats my num x = %e", x)

mtbdavid123 Says:

Jul 7, 2011 - You should create entry as an int and you avoid the warning, no need for the assignment to be of type day. You only use day in the switch statement.

Mark22Murray Says:

Jul 16, 2011 - It's firday, firday gotta get down on firday!

Khum4r Says:

Jul 19, 2011 - LOL @ 4:19

UFOENGINE Says:

Nov 4, 2011 - What is going on 'everybodyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyY' lol

eagleclaww Says:

May 22, 2012 - no need to break in default