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I m going through framework files that comes with iOS, like Twitter.framework. What i can see is that it all contains the .h files, where as i want to see the implementation files, is there any way to view them?
You can’t, and in the vast majority of cases you should have no need to beyond your own curiosity.
The .h files are provided so that your code can link to the Apple provided API’s. You don’t have a technical need to see the implementation and Apple doesn’t provide them presumably because they don’t want you to see their implementation. There are valid reasons for this such as protecting their intellectual property and maintaining a certain level of security by obscurity within the OS components.