Books for Objective C or Xcode 4

Hi
What's the current version of Objective C and what would be a good book for it that includes iPhone programming? Are there any books out yet for Xcode 4?
Thanks

Hi Peter,
I suggest one book.It is simply super for biggners .Just go through this once.Sure you will learn a lot.
Beginning IOS 4 Application Development
By Wei-Meng Lee
Regards,
Rakhy.

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