Something like Sedgvika ...

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  • There are no problems with English? Then Programming in Objective-C 2.0 (3nd Edition) by Stephen G. Kochan. If there are problems, it is necessary to eliminate them, since with Obj-C you will have to search a lot in foreign forums. - VioLet
  • Not wrong at the expense of the publication, but the book is also in Russian: labirint.ru/books/249410 I just don’t remember the algorithms in it, rather it’s a good textbook on the language and its standard class library - aknew
  • @aknew and indeed, I completely forgot (there, of course, the previous publisher, but not the essence). And algorithms do not depend on PL at all, as far as I understand. - VioLet
  • Yes, they do not depend)) I am interested in implementations on Objective-C .. - Pavel
  • @pol if you know the language, then write any implementation yourself, no? - VioLet

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A little philosophical excursion

Yes, the knowledge of any programmer, of course, must include the theory of algorithms and knowledge of the language. But buying books with the name you requested is like buying a “C ++ language and fishing business for terminators”. Agree things are not very related. So I advise you to buy one normal book on Objective-C and one on algorithms.

Further, the degree of your preparedness from top to bottom.

Algorithms:

  1. Whip - "The Art of Programming";
  2. Kormen - “Algorithms: construction and analysis”;
  3. Wirth - "Algorithms and data structures."

Objective-C:

  1. Stephen Kochan - “Objective-C 2.0 Programming”;
  2. Mark Dalrymple, Scott Knaster - "Objective-C 2.0 and Mac programming."
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    Cormen I read, Knut flipped through. I just want to teach the language on the implementation of the algorithms, taking into account the nuances of Ojective-C. PS I would love to read “C ++ language and fishing business for terminators”)))) - Pavel

The Objective-C Programming Language .

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  • this is probably not a language textbook) - Pavel
  • I think that this site is for those who already have a basic knowledge of programming, though - if only in C ++ - Niki-Timofe
  • hehe, I know basic programming languages ​​(right up to the fundamentals of assembler))) this is not what I wanted, and I read something from there .. - Pavel