wanna learn

[freedompeace]

is c++ really hard to learn? i was reading about it but they had a few words i had no idea what they meant, or what they meant or represented specifically in c++...

No, not particularly. It does, however, require much patience. Lastly, I don't recommend it.

I recommend you learn Visual Basic, or, alternatively Java/C# (Java and C# are different languages, but they're pretty much equivalent). You will love me later on for this if you decide to take programming further. :)

C++ for most things is an overkill. It's like using differentiation and calculus to find the gradient of a horizontal line: 0. Programming in Visual Basic, C# or Java will allow you to program literally 10 times faster than if you do the same thing in C++.

@jewbele

[Apoc91]

I'm originally from Java/C# and I would recommend them for starter languages, but I wouldn't recommend going through the headaches of using it for game hacking.

[freedompeace]

I'm originally from Java/C# and I would recommend them for starter languages, but I wouldn't recommend going through the headaches of using it for game hacking.

They will be your most powerful asset when applying for jobs though. In anything related to computers - computer scientist, graphic designer, sysadmin etc.. Although you may not follow this path, you'll use C# everyday, as I do, to automate so much... Even though your tasks aren't directly related to programming, you'll use it everyday to speed things up or reduce your workload :)

[topblast]

If you have no idea how to make hacks and you've got prior experience in C++, then you shouldn't live.

I am experienced with C++ yet i have no idea how to make a win32 application (FULLY).

[whit]

I am experienced with C++ yet i have no idea how to make a win32 application (FULLY).

Managed C++ where it at

[freedompeace]

I am experienced with C++ yet i have no idea how to make a win32 application (FULLY).

making a Win32 application != C++ .

[shanegru]

perhaps seing you know c++ maybe someone will need your help coding.. and you can learn what you dont know from them.just a thought

[topblast]

Managed C++ where it at

Sometimes i ask my self if you really even know the reason people dont use managed code.

making a Win32 application != C++ .

it still is a section of it.

[freedompeace]

Sometimes i ask my self if you really even know the reason people dont use managed code.



it still is a section of it.

and your point?

[xXTheFirstXx]

is c++ really hard to learn? i was reading about it but they had a few words i had no idea what they meant, or what they meant or represented specifically in c++...

@jewbele I would suggest learning .lua scripting first... made it a whole lot easyer for me to learn what C++ codeing i know now...
a little kiddish way to start learning .lua scripting is: https://www.R Oblo*****m thats kiddish but easy... you learn a little bit of that and ull understand more in C++... lolz i started that when i was five, now im 13 and learning how to code CA hacks. if any would help... that would be grrrrreeat!