Order to learn languages

Hi
im just starting to learn C programming language. In the future i would like to be able to develop apps for the iphone, ipod touch and ipad. Could any body tell me the order to learn the languages required to program apps. After C what next etc. Im also soon getting an imac so i will then be able to experiment in Xcode Im also going to college to study it practitioners (software development)
thanks for your help

If your primary intent is to develop for IOS devices, then you can start with Objective-C directly. Although Objc is an extension of C, you really do not need heavy C knowledge to work with Objc. Once you are comfortable with Objc, you can slowly learn more of C, since you may need to access regular C libraries in your applications.

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