macOS Xcode template list differs from books

Hi,

I've just decided to learn how to make apps for the kids ipad, got all obsessive and ran out and bought a new 13" Mac Book Pro and installed the iOS 4.1 SDK which I downloaded from apple. I accepted all the default install settings, the only thing I didn't install was 10.4 support which was optional.

I also bought a couple of books to learn about objective-c but when I create a new xcode project the book differs from the list of templates that you can create.

xcode has templates listed under Mac OS X as
Application
Framework & Library
Application Plug-in
System Plug-in
Other

The book has a list like this...

Application
Audio Units
Automator Action
Bundle
Command Line Utility
Dynamic Library
Framework
Java
Kernel Extension
Standard Apple Plug-in
Static Library
Other

Just to start off the first chapter to return "hello world" the book says to select "Command Line Utility" which isn't available in my install. So where did I go wrong? Can someone please help me to get started???

Thanks in advance.

Lacehim

I was using Programming in objective C 2.0 by Stephen Kochan. It was a second handbook that I bought online so must be using a older version of Xcode. I've ordered Objective-C for dummies which is based on Xcode 3.2 so between the two I'm sure I will find my way about. Are there any other must have books that I should consider buying?

I had a play about with xcode before posting up the question, but just wanted to confirm that I didn't install it wrong. Seems it's all good. I'm really loving my mac and can't wait to start learning about programming.

Thanks for your help.