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Asked: 2026-05-23T19:52:46+00:00

This may be the silliest question i have ever asked here, but i just

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This may be the silliest question i have ever asked here, but i just can’t seem to understand this. I am new to xcode and iOS development, and these days trying to learn how uinavigtioncontroller works. In all the examples and tutorials that i see (none of which could help me btw…maybe b/c of the new xcode?), there is always a mention of a RootViewController class. Now, when I open a new view based app project, i immediately get the app delegate class and another object called: MyProjectViewController. So my question is – is this RootViewController that everyone are talking about IS the MyProjectViewController that is created for me automatically? OR do they open a new class and call it RootViewController? OR do they just change its name from MyProjectViewController to RootViewController? (or something else…:))

Thanks for the help!

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  1. Editorial Team

    In xcode 4 – when you create a navigation controller project you get a RootViewController class .h/.m/.xib created for you.

    You can add these to the basic project type, but that is what the tutorials are referring to.

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