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Im not sure if this is right place to post this but I want to learn code whit c++ and make bf4 and csgo hacks

I have no experience at c++ coding but I have coded with html , just little bit but yeah , what i want to ask is : What is best software to code c++ I have notebad++ and I don't like to code whit it , I also have code blocks and I don't know how to use it so guys tell me , what software I shut use to code c++ if I'm newb

thanks

You may want to take a look at Visual Studio 2015 (the Community-Edition is free) - I'm not allowed to post links so just google it
I don't have much experience with VS2015, but I coded a lot with VS2013

Originally Posted by NoDuck

You may want to take a look at Visual Studio 2015 (the Community-Edition is free) - I'm not allowed to post links so just google it
I don't have much experience with VS2015, but I coded a lot with VS2013

Thank you, im gonna try it

C++ and HTML are:

1.) No where near the same. HTML is forgiving with syntax errors. C++ is ... a devil.
2.) HTML isn't even a programming language. Yes, it's name indicates it's a language but it's merely a set of rules showing how to render a page.

You want to make hacks for a game with no C++ knowledge? Then pick up a book and learn it. Get about 2 months of experience after with C++, learn assembly and reverse engineering then get experience with that. Then and only then will you be able to "hack" it.

Or just go use Cheat Engine and be a 1337 hax0r.

I know html and c++ are not even close of each others I just said it and I'm looking for good book but every 1 says I shut get new c++ book and not old like c++ primer .. Is that true ? Or can I get c++ primer and learn c++ whit it?

Originally Posted by hackers1000

I know html and c++ are not even close of each others I just said it and I'm looking for good book but every 1 says I shut get new c++ book and not old like c++ primer .. Is that true ? Or can I get c++ primer and learn c++ whit it?

Newer C++ books would teach the newer additions to the C++ language ( C++11, C++14 etc. ) while older ones would teach just the basics.
It really is up to you to choose what you want. The newer editions make the language slightly easier to use but the same things can be done with the older and newer ones ( To an extent. )

I would also like to learn C++, anywhere people would recommend to start?

Originally Posted by hackers1000

Im not sure if this is right place to post this but I want to learn code whit c++ and make bf4 and csgo hacks

I have no experience at c++ coding but I have coded with html , just little bit but yeah , what i want to ask is : What is best software to code c++ I have notebad++ and I don't like to code whit it , I also have code blocks and I don't know how to use it so guys tell me , what software I shut use to code c++ if I'm newb

thanks

I would suggest to buy a brain and then buy a book about c++/C before even thinking of "creating" hacks for csgo/Bf4.

I've learnt C++ with this tutorial: www(dot)cplusplus(dot)com/doc/tutorial/
But I don't know if it helps you, since I already knew Java and C#

Originally Posted by NoDuck

I've learnt C++ with this tutorial: www(dot)cplusplus(dot)com/doc/tutorial/
But I don't know if it helps you, since I already knew Java and C#

actually i know a little bit java , but thanks for the link !

To all new-comers wanting to learn:
Find something to do. I started out for something called K-Relay, which is a hacking platform for a game called ROTMG. Read some of the plugin code, try making your own for about two months, and then start on c++. Start with something like console applications and try doing math related programs. After doing that for 1-2 months, try reading a book or interacting with others to sharpen the look of your code, and improving jumbled messes in old projects. Then you can go on to Win32 Applications, learning how to do tic tac toe, chess, and then interactive programs. Then make programs that deal with memory and maybe a binary tree with GUI. After that, a paint-like application is always a good refresher.
After this much experience, you should know how to make programs that can search through memory, respond to key presses, and draw stuff to the screen. Try practicing on older 3-D games, so you don't get VAC'd or something, and then try studying what will and will not trigger anti-cheats.

TL;DR you can't start hacking with no experience

Originally Posted by Hitokiri~

C++ is ... a devil.

C++ is what? Learn to talk with technical language.

Originally Posted by Hitokiri~

HTML isn't even a programming language.

HTML is a language.

Originally Posted by Hitokiri~

Yes, it's name indicates it's a language but it's merely a set of rules showing how to render a page.

Set of rules? How to render a page?
HTML is the structure for the webpage, was it so hard to say? ...

Originally Posted by Hitokiri~

You want to make hacks for a game with no C++ knowledge?

What is the sense of all this, if you don't even know it? ...

Originally Posted by Hitokiri~

Get about 2 months of experience after with C++

Two months of experience are too little.

Originally Posted by Hitokiri~

Newer C++ books would teach the newer additions to the C++ language ( C++11, C++14 etc. ) while older ones would teach just the basics.

C++14's features list is very small and not so much important, it's a SMALL extension of C++11.

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Originally Posted by AmejiOrape

To all new-comers wanting to learn:
Find something to do. I started out for something called K-Relay, which is a hacking platform for a game called ROTMG. Read some of the plugin code, try making your own for about two months, and then start on c++. Start with something like console applications and try doing math related programs. After doing that for 1-2 months, try reading a book or interacting with others to sharpen the look of your code, and improving jumbled messes in old projects. Then you can go on to Win32 Applications, learning how to do tic tac toe, chess, and then interactive programs. Then make programs that deal with memory and maybe a binary tree with GUI. After that, a paint-like application is always a good refresher.
After this much experience, you should know how to make programs that can search through memory, respond to key presses, and draw stuff to the screen. Try practicing on older 3-D games, so you don't get VAC'd or something, and then try studying what will and will not trigger anti-cheats.

TL;DR you can't start hacking with no experience

What SHOULD be the point of what you said? It's better to get a C/C++ book and you'll be faster to learn something of basic.

Originally Posted by maestro1994

...

I ain't even gonna grant you the satisfaction of responding with anything to boost your ego.
Instead, I'll tell you: kk

Originally Posted by Hitokiri~

I ain't even gonna grant you the satisfaction of responding with anything to boost your ego.
Instead, I'll tell you: kk

But what satisfaction? What do you say?

Originally Posted by Hitokiri~

C++ and HTML are:

1.) No where near the same. HTML is forgiving with syntax errors. C++ is ... a devil.
2.) HTML isn't even a programming language. Yes, it's name indicates it's a language but it's merely a set of rules showing how to render a page.

You want to make hacks for a game with no C++ knowledge? Then pick up a book and learn it. Get about 2 months of experience after with C++, learn assembly and reverse engineering then get experience with that. Then and only then will you be able to "hack" it.

Or just go use Cheat Engine and be a 1337 hax0r.

It will take him a year or even more to learn assembly. Dat shit cray

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Originally Posted by maestro1994

But what satisfaction? What do you say?

He pretty much meant that you're an arrogant bitch. And he is right, you see the fact that he didn't express his thoughts the way you would normally prefer to do doesn't mean that he is wrong. The sentence that you quoted above is about right. HTML is NOT a proper programming language it's a markup language, I would rather compare it to XML than to C++.
Additionally the rest of your response is pretty much useless as you clearly are not capable of seeing anything that reaches far from your arrogance. You should firstly grow up and understand that wiser people do not judge and are capable of getting into other's shoes.

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