there's no much difference between C and C++..If you know how to program in C, program in C++ would be easy. Go at:
tuts4you.com
and read there some c++ tuts
well its have been a while that i program on C , 2 years to be more efficient. , but , i switched to C++ now , does , any one have a great tutorial , from basic , to advanced hacking ( and everything more , like , injection dll , and all the advanced stuff?)
like , start from the really start i alredy did this , changing codes and ok , i want to learn the concepts , understood , program/code and then move to harder things , like , idk , creating a macro , ,a badass macro , a good dll to inject or whatever.
do anyone have it ? if so,i would love to read about!!
ty everyone that reply , and support, happy hacking!!
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there's no much difference between C and C++..If you know how to program in C, program in C++ would be easy. Go at:
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yea, on C++ are some more functions and other things, but the structure of the language is kinda the same....Is like VB08 with VB10
In VB10 are some more things and stuff added that on 2008's version they miss. Normally you would start from the basics, but it wouldn't take so much time to learn, b'cuz I think he can understand the language..
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VB is a language that works with support of .NET framework (Just like C#).
You guys tend to call VB08 or VB10, but they are the same, the IDE that microsoft provides is just that.. an IDE.
The .NET framework released a new version when MSVB2010 IDE was released (or around), and that version is the framework 4.0, which has more stuff than the 3.5 version which came with MSVB2008.
You know that you can code VB.NET in a text editor, and then compile it manually right? You don't need to use any IDE at all.
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ok but , do any of u guys , have a place to recomend starting from ?
i downloaded some exercices , so im doing it, it says tht im in intermediare
not begginner , but not advanced, in the middle , so , idk what to do to improve my self to advanced , i wanna code hack and sheet , like the frist post says . follow it .
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