Syn......What?

[ace077]

Im a noob to coding, not using hacks like dll injectors, so dont treat me like an idiot. Im starting to use cheat enginge and need a mod or admin or someone to help me with the coding which someone said was syntax. I need someone to talk to about all this and bypasses and.......... you get it. please help!

[Synns]

Read some tutorials and some books.. this isn't spoonfeed everyone forum.

[zhaoyun333]

Your a noob to coding....but not hacking and injecting? You mean your good at USING hacks?

[ace077]

Im not asking you to spoon feed me crap i just need to know the basics like whats the difference between c and c++ and dose cheat engine need a bypass for its injector and debugger. or at least tell me where to find this info, thanks.

[why06]

Im not asking you to spoon feed me crap i just need to know the basics like whats the difference between c and c++ and dose cheat engine need a bypass for its injector and debugger. or at least tell me where to find this info, thanks.

C and C++ are essentially the same from what I have heard. C++ was originally called "C with classes". Classes make C++ a High Level Language (HLL). Some popular HLL's are Java, C#, and C++. For the most part they basic structure of most HLL's are the same. If you want to go into more detail on HLL I suggest you look it up.
If your looking to code hacks I suggest you learn C++ because C++, since it was built on C, allows direct modification of memory addresses at runtime. Both Java and C# run on a virtual machine, which makes them more portable, and safer. Look up C# and Java if you want to know more on this.
So find a book on C++ from your local library, there's tons of them, and start learning how to code. That or you can take the cheap way out and get code from someone else and copy and paste addresses. All depends how good you want to be :L.

Finally I don't know anything about CE you'll have to ask someone else. :L

[zeco]

C and C++ are essentially the same from what I have heard. C++ was originally called "C with classes". Classes make C++ a High Level Language (HLL). Some popular HLL's are Java, C#, and C++. For the most part they basic structure of most HLL's are the same. If you want to go into more detail on HLL I suggest you look it up.
If your looking to code hacks I suggest you learn C++ because C++, since it was built on C, allows direct modification of memory addresses at runtime. Both Java and C# run on a virtual machine, which makes them more portable, and safer. Look up C# and Java if you want to know more on this.
So find a book on C++ from your local library, there's tons of them, and start learning how to code. That or you can take the cheap way out and get code from someone else and copy and paste addresses. All depends how good you want to be :L.

Finally I don't know anything about CE you'll have to ask someone else. :L

Well, actually C++ is an object oriented language, as a result of classes and some other additions. C++ and java aren't really all the close because with C++ you can chose in what way to program, whether procedural (like C) or object oriented, and because of numerous other differences. However from what i hear C# is kinda close to Java. Key difference being, while java can run on many different types of systems, C# seems to be limited to Microsoft.