CGPoint locationInView question

If you try and use CGPoint strictly as a string the numbers will be huge and from what I can tell it's more of just a code than an actual point.

However, if you're trying to use something like CGRectMake where you need a specific x and y, you can use point.x and point.y assuming CGPoint point;

Does that make sense?

 

If you're using something like NSLog to check the values, make sure you use %f instead of %d/%i because the x and y values are floats, not integers.