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Your post makes no sense. On the one hand, you claim to "know C++ forward & backward" and on the other, you claim you "don't know Objective-C". You seem to thi
by drallison 11y ago
Your post makes no sense. On the one hand, you claim to "know C++ forward & backward" and on the other, you claim you "don't know Objective-C". You seem to think you cannot teach yourself Objective-C quickly and easily. That does not portent well for your ability to solve problems and learning quickly.
How about taking an afternoon (or however long it takes you) to learn Objective-C. After all,it is just another C variant and closely related to C and C++, which you already know.
Whether you are employable as a developer depends on your programming skills which are separate and distinct from the particular language(s) you "know".
- uofmihnea 11y agoHey thanks for the message. I think there's a distinction between knowing objective-c (or any language) and having significant experience where you can program effectively in that language. I should've been more precise with my wording, but I had meant the latter. I'm sure I can teach myself objective-c quickly, but if I were to code an app I'd probably prefer to do this in Swift.