Chapter 4. Getting Help
Nobody knows everything, which is why everyone may need help writing programs once in a while. Sometimes you may need help just figuring out how to use Xcode. Other times you may need help creating your program by looking for a specific Objective-C command or using a specific user interface object.
Of course, one of the most reliable places to look for help is to search for your problem on the Internet. Most likely, someone else has already run into your problem and has already stumbled across an answer. There are also multiple programming forums where you can post questions and get a response fairly quickly, depending on the nature of your question.
Unfortunately, you can't always rely on the Internet to help you find the ...
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