Rotater

I finished chapter 4 and proceeded onto chapter 5. This chapter is about how and when to use rotations either on the iPhone or the iPad. They have some subtle reasons to do things a little differently. As of now, I have read just a little bit of chapter 5. It goes over 3 ways to set the rotation attributes. There is the first way, the auto way, which is probably useful in most applications.There is also the manual way which gives affords the programmer a way to change things up as soon as a rotation is sensed in the program. Lastly there is a way to set up basically two programs: one for portrait mode, and one for landscape mode.

Tomorrow I will see how rotation code works in practice.