How to use UITableView

How to use UITableView in iOS using Objective-c

Step:1- Select Single view Application


Step:2- Give Project name 



Step:3- Drag and drop UITableView



Step:4- Right click your tableview and set datasource and delegate method



Step:5- Declare array in .h file



Step:6- Write these code in .h file


Step:7- Finally Command+r to run your code 












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