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Test Your Knowledge: Source Code of First iPhone Application Explained
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This is a test on the article that explains the code of a simple first iPhone application. The class diagram and overall structure of the code is discussed in the article. Application Delegate and View Controller classes are also introduced.
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Creation of the first iPhone application The Source Code Files Figure 1. The source code files that you would change in this project. You would change the app delegate and controller class source files directly. The user interface files are manipulated via Interface Builder. main App Delegate View Controller The Class Model Diagram Figure 2. The Class Diagram for the iPhone application named FirstApp. Here the custom classes point towards built-in classes and a protocol. The application delegate implements UIApplicationDelegate protocol and the main view is based on UITableViewController. Explanation for the Source Code
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