Learn C# ?

[Lyoto Machida]

I think this isnt the correct section, But the other is death...

Whats the diference about C# or C++ or C (IDK If is the same.) ?

Can i make hacks with C# like make them in C++ ?

Because for me C# is easier to learn bcuz i already know vb..

What do you think is better to learn? (I want to make hacks And Normal Programs )

[Hell_Demon]

C# = VB with a sexier syntax.

And nope, You can't make hacks in C# in the same was as C++

[Lyoto Machida]

C# = VB with a sexier syntax.

And nope, You can't make hacks in C# in the same was as C++

hmm Ok thanks....
/solved I just wanted to know that..

PS: Should i laen C# before C++?

[Hell_Demon]

Depends on your goals, I'd go for C++ if you're 100% sure you can dedicate enough time to studying it

[freedompeace]

Why do you want to learn programming? If it is to hack C++.

[Lyoto Machida]

Depends on your goals, I'd go for C++ if you're 100% sure you can dedicate enough time to studying it

hmm Ok..

/Solved Now

[radnomguywfq3]

C# is one of the many languages which can be used with the .Net framework, along with C++ - and you can write hacks in C# as well - but it would be a bit of work to setup a framework for that purpose.

fasdf I'm not writing an entire article, but basically:

If you're dealing with native executable code, performance critical code or you need low level access you would use C\C++, otherwise you would use a managed language like C#. Those who doubt the power of .Net have never used it or are not aware of how flexible it is. Every language has it's purpose, You wouldn't write a boot-loader in C++, possibly not even C.

To demonstrate, .Net applications usually compile with a lot of meta data, and because of this they can utilize what is called "Reflection." Reflection allows one to generically work with and literally reprogram any object. It allows you to identify properties, routines, and class members. It adds a whole new perspective on OOP.

Generally speaking, I use both. I.e for my upcoming hack, the application which parses log data and present a debugging interface is written in C# where as the core of the hack is written in C\C++.

Really, you should learn both. C# also implements a more OOP design, opposed to C++ which has OOP jammed half-way down it's throat.

[HeXel]

Start with C then try C++ (the differences aren't that big).

[Alessandro10]

I Love C# and C++.. i recommend c#