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Margarita Zaleshina,Alexander Zaleshine of the tools you’ll be using. These technologies include Objective-C or C/C++, Xcode, UIKit, Quartz 2D, Core Animation, OpenGL, audio APIs, networking, and GameKit. This chapter provides a brief overview of these technologies, how they can be used when developing a game, and examples of how they a

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Chiara Rucco,Antonella Longo,Marco Zappatorement like? How complicated is it to learn Objective-C? How easy to use are the tools mentioned in the previous chapter? How do you get started making an iPhone game? This chapter begins the journey to answer these questions.

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