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Installing Xcode and Compiling Objective-C on Mac OS X

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Perhaps the biggest advantage of using Mac OS X as your Objective-C learning platform (aside from the ability to develop iPhone and Mac OS X applications) is the fact that you get to use Apple's Xcode development tool. Xcode is a powerful and easy to use development environment that is available free of charge to anyone fortunate enough to own an Apple computer running Mac OS X.
In this chapter we will cover the steps involved in installing Xcode and writing and compiling a simple Objective-C program in this environment. For those readers that prefer to do their coding and compiling in at the command prompt we will then cover use of Objective-C in a terminal window.
== Installing Xcode on Mac OS X ==
To configure the project type , perform the following steps:
* Under the Mac OS X section, scroll down the list and select ''Command Line Utility''.

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