Python, Java, or C++?

Hunter's Panda · 2015-02-12T17:27:40.000Z

If I would like to start making CSGO hacks what laguage is the best.

Need help?Python, Java, or C++? - MPGH

Originally Posted by Democritus

What would be ideal for hacking games such as CS:GO, RotMG, League of Legends (Not hacks but game modes for all maps, etc..) and which game should you start on?

The language to go to for "game hacking" varies from game to game. Minecraft, what would be considered a "game hack", are hacked clients, which is literally an edited version of the original game, modifying the values and functions of in-game things. I don't use C++ to hack Minecraft because I don't need to, I have the client right there, and servers can't check my client's code.

I just re-read the thread, and to hack CS:GO, I would assume you'd go with C++/C# just as any "game hacker" does with any other FPS. The obvious reason is it's a low level language. C#, in my opinion, is a much less efficient language to go about game hacking, but very much possible.

As for answering OPs question on the topic of wanting to hack games, you'll want to learn C++. You'll have a MUCH higher understanding of how the entire computer works, memory, threading, etc and can eventually, if you choose to actually learn it as opposed to copying snippets, code your own hacks.

Originally Posted by Dave's Sheep

No language is best.

C++ - Harder to learn, much bigger of a languge in comparison to Java or Python, however has a lot of benefits to learning it such as a much deeper understanding of computer processing and other related topics to efficient programming (hence why it's a lower level language, you have much more power).

Java - Fantastic langauge. Java is very flexible, not as "hard" as C++. I put "hard" in quotes because nothing is hard, it's how you learn it and if you choose to understand it an furthermore comparing a mid-level language to a lower level language is illogical. Java is also good for teaching programming concepts such as Polymorphism, OOP, etc. This can come in very handy for future languages that you learn.

Python - This is my personal favorite so I may show a bit of bias but Python is amazing. Simple syntax, easy program flow, thus it's "easier to learn" than most languages, and the "scripty" feel makes it very versatile for any needs you may have. Python is one of the rapidly growing languages and most demanding languages of this century and I would assert that learning this language will not only make every other language you learn easy, which is the same for any other language, but you will think about programming in an entire different manner and you will be able to tackle the most complex programming challenges because your thought process is so much developed into minimizing the issue and making it as efficient as possible. Python is also a good alternative if you want to learn programming concepts such as OOP.

(I thought you were asking what language is better to learn from a programming stance not a game hacking one, disregard this post)

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The language to go to for "game hacking" varies from game to game. Minecraft, what would be considered a "game hack", are hacked clients, which is literally an edited version of the original game, modifying the values and functions of in-game things. I don't use C++ to hack Minecraft because I don't need to, I have the client right there, and servers can't check my client's code.

I just re-read the thread, and to hack CS:GO, I would assume you'd go with C++/C# just as any "game hacker" does with any other FPS. The obvious reason is it's a low level language. C#, in my opinion, is a much less efficient language to go about game hacking, but very much possible.

As for answering OPs question on the topic of wanting to hack games, you'll want to learn C++. You'll have a MUCH higher understanding of how the entire computer works, memory, threading, etc and can eventually, if you choose to actually learn it as opposed to copying snippets, code your own hacks.

Thanks so much, this was by far the most detailed answer. Do you have a website or a yputube chanel that I can star learning on?

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