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== The ''main()'' Function ==
If you have been reading this book sequentially, you will have noticed that many of the examples in previous chapters have contained a function called ''main''. THis is a special function name that tells the Objective-C compiler where to start program execution. If you do not have a main function your code will fail during the link phase of the build process. The syntax for a main function is as follows:
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int main (int argc, const char * argv[])
{
/ Code here
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The ''argc'' argument contains a count of the number of arguments that were found on the command line when the program was executed, and ''argv'' is a pointer to an array containing those arguments.
== Calling an Objective-C Function ==
