What can you make with C#?

[Arun's Bitch]

I am starting to learn C#

[Nikoteen]

start learning by learning what you can do with it.

[Arun's Bitch]

start learning by learning what you can do with it.

Seems like advanced vb

[Lovroman]

Everything you can do with VB.Net.
Basically it's VB.Net in different layout.

[atom0s]

C# can do basically everything C/C++ can do (within reason).
You'd be better off asking direct questions if C# can/can't do something specific that you are interested in though. But, for the most part the answer will be yes, it can.

For a basic yes list of random things on this site:
- Yes you can make DLLs with C# that can be injected.
- Yes you can make hooks in C#.
- Yes you can make an injector in C#.
- Yes you can make bots in C#.
- Yes you can make external hacks in C#.
- Yes you can make hacks like trainers etc. in C#.

And so on.

As for comparing C# to VB.NET, no. C# is structured more like C/C++ (and as said by the creator of the language himself, 'its not a Java clone'). Of the two, C# is also more standard and maintained than VB.NET is. (Read the dev blogs of VB.NET being built, their team even says things are hacked together to ensure what works in C# will work in VB.NET.) There are a handful of SDKs and such for Windows based devices that require the use of C# and do not support VB.NET.

[♪~ ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ]

Whatever you want. Also if you're advanced on VB .NET, C# will be easier to learn, it might take a little while but within 3 months or so you'll get it done!

[CoBraX]

You can make just about anything in C#.
But if you going to be doing online hacking I would suggest C++.
Now for stuff like single player trainer, application, or game development I would say c# is pretty nice.

[♪~ ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ]

You can make just about anything in C#.
But if you going to be doing online hacking I would suggest C++.
Now for stuff like single player trainer, application, or game development I would say c# is pretty nice.

Why are we always talking about trainers or hacks? I mean programming languages aren't designed for that. Make a better use of them guys, srsly.

[CoBraX]

If you read my post very well, I'm not just talking about trainer.
I also include he/she could use c# for application, game development etc.

[♪~ ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ]

If you read my post very well, I'm not just talking about trainer.
I also include he/she could use c# for application, game development etc.

A trainer is an application itself, even a game can be considered as an application. So C# is used to develop applications over the .NET Framework.

[dougbenham]

C# can do basically everything C/C++ can do (within reason).
You'd be better off asking direct questions if C# can/can't do something specific that you are interested in though. But, for the most part the answer will be yes, it can.

For a basic yes list of random things on this site:
- Yes you can make DLLs with C# that can be injected.
- Yes you can make hooks in C#.
- Yes you can make an injector in C#.
- Yes you can make bots in C#.
- Yes you can make external hacks in C#.
- Yes you can make hacks like trainers etc. in C#.

And so on.

As for comparing C# to VB.NET, no. C# is structured more like C/C++ (and as said by the creator of the language himself, 'its not a Java clone'). Of the two, C# is also more standard and maintained than VB.NET is. (Read the dev blogs of VB.NET being built, their team even says things are hacked together to ensure what works in C# will work in VB.NET.) There are a handful of SDKs and such for Windows based devices that require the use of C# and do not support VB.NET.

Decent explanation. Basically C# can do everything!