Index
A note on the digital index
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Symbols
- 32-bit Macs, adapting 64-bit applications for, All Further Examples Assume 64-Bit
- 64-bit Objective-C, 64-Bit Objective-C–All Further Examples Assume 64-Bit
- enabling 64-bit, Enabling 64-Bit
- reasons to use, Should I Use 64-Bit?
- & (ampersand)
- && (logical and) operator, Conditionals
- address-of operator, Using Pointers, Reading and Writing Files with Strings
- * (asterisk)
- dereference operator, Using Pointers, Using Pointers
- in pointer declarations, Using Pointers
- multiplication operator, Functions, Using Pointers
- , (comma), separating input values for functions, Functions
- { } curly braces, enclosing function instructions, Functions
- . (dot syntax)
- accessors in Objective-C, Dot Syntax
- assigning value to struct field, Structs
- dot syntax
- assigning value to struct field, Structs
- @dynamic directive, Options for accessor implementations
- @end statement
- ending class implementations in Objective-C, Implementing a Class
- ending Objective-C class declarations, Declaring a Class
- = (equals sign)
- == (equality) operator, Conditionals
- comparing strings, Comparing Strings for Equality
- assignment operator, Conditionals
- @implementation statement for Objective-C classes, Implementing a Class ...
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