need a little help with coding

[jmonking]

hi everyone, i just wanna ask you guys who are experienced and know how to code which comp lang should i start with? and, is it possible to make hacks also in C#? not only in C++. and just so you guys know, i really wanna make hacks in the future, so i just wanna know if its also possible making good hacks with C#.

oh, and lets say i did choose to learn C#, would i have the knowledge to use d3d and make good working hacks?

[zlmmortal]

I just started learning to code... using bloodshed dev c++, there is a lot of resources and tuts online to learn the language.

[Corndog]

You Should Learn C++
C# Has GUI and things like that, and can be confusing as a starting point (im assuming. im still a VERY beginner C++ coder)
and 'C' is basically the older version of C++

[jmonking]

sorry for being newby, but is it also possible to make hacks using C#? and whats GUI?

[lalakijilp]

sorry for being newby, but is it also possible to make hacks using C#? and whats GUI?

C# is slower then C++ and most programs are C++ so c++ is more useful for hacking

graphical user interface =P

[jmonking]

though is it still possible to make hacks using C#?

[why06]

Yes. you could.

C# still has many function like Read and WriteProcessMemory etc.
Because C, C++, and C# are all supported by the .NET Framework there is a huge library of functions to choose from. C# is a very powerful language and if you wanted to make hacks with it I'm sure you could.

But first let me tell you something. I have been programming with Java two years before this, but opted to learn C++. I'm sure somewhere within Sun Microsystem's huge API there is a class or function that allows me to access memory addresses. In fact I even found one, but Java really wasn't made for that, it ruined compatibility... a lot of the techniques gamehackers used, like DLL injection would have been impossible in Java so I decided to learn C++. C# isnt as bad as Java since it was created by Microsoft it can probably do most of the same things C++ can do, but it does execute in a runtime environment, and most game programmers program in Native C++ because it's faster then C# while still being just as complex.

I'm not sure why you want to learn C#, but go for it if you want to. Just be aware that there might be some difficulties that we did not foresee coming ur way, personally idk C# and not many people here do.

[LegendaryAbbo]

If I was you I would be choosing c++ because you will find a lot more resources for it

[B1ackAnge1]

If you want to make windows apps C# is much nicer/faster
to develop in and with pinvoke you can call any native C++ library
so technically you can do whatever you could in C++.
However this does add yet another layer of stuff you need
to do/learn how to use. So...learn both?

I used to be strictly C/C++ for work but now mainly use
C# unless it's more low level where you really need the
performance (which really isn't THAT big of a difference
for normal windows apps) so knowing both is quite handy

(Btw to further confuse you: most if not all the code samples
i've seen on this site could just as well be done in C# and still
work just fine)

[probation]

Well my hack failed for warrock, please look at my post in the warrock internation hacks section and tell me what i did wrong with the codes