iPhone Development in Debugger

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So this chapter (chapter 4) had me learning more elements that can go on the screen. So now I know about textfields, switches, buttons, segments, and subviews.

I’m not done the chapter yet, but I thought I’d take a quick screen shot and post how my programming background is helping me get through these lessons a bit faster.

So the action I attached to the button was to make a call to the doSomething method, but I haven’t yet implemented the code. So what I did was put in a print statement that shoots out some text every time I click the button. The only way to get this console to show up is to compile in debug mode.

I’ve been reading this book for the past 3 days, and not once did they mention anything about the debug mode, or different compiling options.

Don’t get me wrong, the book is still really good, but my prior knowledge is helping me get through it a bit faster. (not fast enough in my opinion)