C++, or what? [[STARTER]]

[I]Not sure if this belongs to "hack source code" section..if yes, then please move it @Hero or whatever minions. K.

Since finals are coming up in like 14 days or so, I will not be able to study C++ so much. BUT, since I can't just study for like 6 hours straight, I need a rest, so then I will study C++, which I enjoy. I LOVE programming, so this does not count for working for me. It's like freetime.

My future goal is to create websites, make games, etc etc etc, but for now, my main purpose of studying for it is to make hacks for CF.
(I did study for C++ before, but I just skimmed through it. Today, I'm going to focus for real)

Now, before I start picking out books from the library, which should I study for? C++, Java, or is there an additional step before learning C++ or Java?

I am a total beginner at computer programming, so I desperately need help. Also, if you can tell me specifically WHAT cshell.dll is, that would be awesome.
Thanks..~

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Learn C++ over Java.

Some books will assume that you have knowledge of C (another programming language) or it'll assume you know another programming language. You want to pick the books that assume that you are new to programming and have no knowledge of programming and any other coding languages.

I'm studying C++ as well... A good book from what people say is C++ for Dummies 6th Edition.

CShell.dll is the Client Shell. You use it to find addresses... Which is essential for making hacks obviously.

Originally Posted by Hero

Learn C++ over Java.

Some books will assume that you have knowledge of C (another programming language) or it'll assume you know another programming language. You want to pick the books that assume that you are new to programming and have no knowledge of programming and any other coding languages.

I'm studying C++ as well... A good book from what people say is C++ for Dummies 6th Edition.

CShell.dll is the Client Shell. You use it to find addresses... Which is essential for making hacks obviously.

alright...the library doesn't have any books relating to C++, so I'm using a website source..
I know your a learner at C++ too, but can you just check if this is what I should study as a complete beginner? (no knowledge of programming coding at ALL)?

Structure of a program - C++ Documentation

That page covers about 0.1% of basic C++.

Use the entire tutorial. http://www.cplusplus.com/files/tutorial.pdf

Originally Posted by Hero

That page covers about 0.1% of basic C++.

Use the entire tutorial. http://www.cplusplus.com/files/tutorial.pdf

yeah I know I'm just trying to learn step by step, since I'm a total noob at programming.

So, I'm going to spend like a week on that page, and then move on to the next. Overall, it should take me at least 5-10 months to feel comfortable with C++.
Can't wait...
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