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macOS language programming for mac

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alix

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Hi All

What is base language programming for Apple Macintosh ?
but I confused to know that , but any own say C and anyone say C++ another python so I confused but this language base for Microsoft and this not Apple languages !

please help me !:apple:
 
Most programming languages work on Mac as well as Windows. Mac has Python installed by default. Apple also supplies the Developer Tools which give you the ability to compile and run C/C++ apps as well as for other languages.

Not sure if that answers your question as your question wasn't phrased in a meaningful way.
 
Cocoa Apps are written in Objective-C. You can use other languages on the Mac, but if I were to pick a "base language" for the modern Mac, it would be Objective-C.
 
saurabhshukla said:
Mac supports near about all languages as windows but base language is Objective C. Even Mac OS is in Objective C.
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That's not quite true. Cocoa, the new application framework, and the applications that use it are the only parts implemented in Objective-C. The XNU kernel is written in C++ and Finder is still written with the Carbon framework, which is plain C.
 
bkap16 said:
That's not quite true. Cocoa, the new application framework, and the applications that use it are the only parts implemented in Objective-C. The XNU kernel is written in C++ and Finder is still written with the Carbon framework, which is plain C.
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Thanks to upgrade me.
 
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