Blocks are a feature of Objective-C 2.0, and were introduced to iOS in version 4.0. They’re a fantastically-useful feature of the language, and they’re being used in more and more places.
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iPhone has been a rage among users ever since it was launched in 2007 and it continues to be the leading mobile device today with millions of applications in the App Store. It has revolutionized mobile computing by giving everybody an opportunity to develop their own applications for the platform. You probably want to develop your own iPhone application, but the question is – Where to begin? There are hundreds of books available on iPhone programming, but not all of them are good enough to give you a quick head-start. In this article, we’ll tell you about three excellent book on iPhone development, which can quickly get you started with iPhone (and even iPad!) application development.
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Good introduction to Blocks. I'm recomend!