Apple's programming language for apps is Objective-C.

The only way I know of coding iOS apps is on a Mac using the Apple made program X-Code.

Okay thanks a I might rethink that idea and change it to a windows program

Since iOS 8 apple uses Swift, which is like Objective-C but modified. Apple as a book on the app store that will teach you the basics of Swift for free.

I recommend books over tutorials on youtube.

You can make iOS apps on Windows, but it requires a few more things.
If you don't want to shell out the money to purchase a Mac just for iOS development (who does?). You could always just install OSX on a virtual machine, or even install a modifed ISO of OSX on to your PC. It is less work than it seems, worth it in the long run though.

you do know you have to pay for the dev license like 90 pound

minecrafto wrote you do know you have to pay for the dev license like 90 pound

Was going to say this, you NEED to buy a apple developer license.

minecrafto wrote you do know you have to pay for the dev license like 90 pound

Doesn't cost money until you deploy the app to the app store. In the long run $99 is not a big deal.

Yea I understood that but If I was going to I would have practiced first but I changed my mind as I do not have a Mac or want to use a machine to run OS X

Spikeball wrote Yea I understood that but If I was going to I would have practiced first but I changed my mind as I do not have a Mac or want to use a machine to run OS X

I wouldn't give up on something because it takes a bit of work.. If you really wanted to make apps then why give up on it.

I'm not giving up on the idea im just going to use what I was going to use on the app and put it in a computer program once I learn what I'm doing