But i toke the class so now I can learn more about vb.net and use my knowledge after it to create some easy hacks and after i'm going for C++, to get more convident in programming and knowing more
ty again lolzz
Thanks for taking the class, @ C# as a better alternative to hacking (over VB)
The main difference in C# and vb.net is syntactical and stylistic, Other then that, the structure is identical. Point is, C# is great for writing internal CLR and API (over vb.net) but really, not to much of a difference (pragmatically) to speak of.
Hacking can be done in VB like lolland said, especially in older VB (VB6 is unmanaged)
But, to get to the core of hacking applications (though the syntaxx is harder) C++ and ASM.
But I always suggest everyone starts off with a simplistic syntax (Basic is not "basic" it is actually a powerful complex language with syntax anyone familiar with mathematical logic can understand) . After then you will understand the concept of programming, then I suggest you migrate over to C#, this way you can learn the syntax which is very similar to C++ yet retain the knowledge you learned form VB (as essentially the code concepts will work, there are even 99% conversions on the web, which means 99% of all code written in VB can be converted to C# flawlessly) Once you become used to the syntax of C# making the migration over to C++ should be easy.
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