Numbers and Values in Objective-C and C Programming
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This document discusses different types of numbers used in programming including integers like char, short, int, long, and long long. It also covers floating point numbers like float and double. Additionally, it covers printf formatting, integer and floating point math operations, and the math library for trigonometric functions.
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