Golden Question

[brttwrd2]

Is there seriously no tutorial on how to use a base? I remember there being some years ago, it just seems logical. Anybody can learn how to code c++, but it doesn't mean they'll instantly know how to hack CA ya know? Link?

[Password77]

Is there seriously no tutorial on how to use a base? I remember there being some years ago, it just seems logical. Anybody can learn how to code c++, but it doesn't mean they'll instantly know how to hack CA ya know? Link?

I know you won't jump right into hacking without knowing a word of hacking thats why there are bases to learn from. If you know C++ you should be able to understand what the hell is going on in the base. It wasn't hard for me either. I had Java background and I could easily grasp C++ syntax's, methods, classes etc. Just learn C++ and see for yourself

[brttwrd2]

Alright, i mean, i learned c++ 4 years ago, but havent touched it since Just wanted the quickest refresher possible

[Password77]

Quickest refresher is opening the damn IDE and starting to make programs. Try to involve classes, methods. Make it as efficient as possible. Review File I/O, sorting, arrays and all that which is very useful
FileIO - To make logs
Sorting - Meh Sorting in general is needed in programming but hacking doesn't really involve that much of sorting
Arrays - You need to perfect arrays and need to be comfortable with them
thats all for now that you need to review.

Alright, i mean, i learned c++ 4 years ago, but havent touched it since Just wanted the quickest refresher possible

[Departure]

Honestly I don't understand people that say they have learnt a programming language years ago but have forgotten, Is that actually possible? I mean first of no one actually fully learns, there is always something new to learn or better methods to learn, Second of all learning a programming language if spent enough time learning the basics is like riding a bike, you never really forget.. Im sure if you "learnt" C++ 4 years ago it shouldn't be too hard for you to pickup again, I guess it depends on how long you where "learning" for before you stopped coding. For me its been 6 years and I am still learning, Only about 1 year of that was playing with CA hacks off and on.