C++ probably has a lot more uses than VB.NET, but for a beginner it may be more complicated. I'd say get a book on C/C++ and do your best. If you can't get it down as well as you'd like, try Python, Lua, Ruby, or Boo. If you don't like those, THEN try VB.NET.
VB.NET or C++???
Don't try python. It's horrible. Don't try java either. For the same reason. Also, the more Microsoft you go, the better. I say VB.NET, I mean, we're all trying to be hip here right?.. While you're at it, pick up a copy of the visual studio 2011 developer preview, and make yourself some metro apps. Yeah, that's cool. Oh yeah, and don't forget to buy windows 8, lets all be hipsters guiz. Come on!
It depends, if you want to make a simple app and use already made algorithm then go with C#/Java/Python.
If you want to learn how programs and algorithms work and you want full control of your programs, then learn C/C++ and Assembly.
My path would prob go with C++/Assembly and then go with high level language like C#. This way can learn how a program or game works and program hacks for it fast in C#.
If you want to learn how programs and algorithms work and you want full control of your programs, then learn C/C++ and Assembly.
My path would prob go with C++/Assembly and then go with high level language like C#. This way can learn how a program or game works and program hacks for it fast in C#.
Originally Posted by 0xC0D3
It depends, if you want to make a simple app and use already made algorithm then go with C#/Java/Python.
If you want to learn how programs and algorithms work and you want full control of your programs, then learn C/C++ and Assembly.
My path would prob go with C++/Assembly and then go with high level language like C#. This way can learn how a program or game works and program hacks for it fast in C#.
If you want to learn how programs and algorithms work and you want full control of your programs, then learn C/C++ and Assembly.
My path would prob go with C++/Assembly and then go with high level language like C#. This way can learn how a program or game works and program hacks for it fast in C#.
learning C/C++ by itself won't help with knowing how programs work. It's just a programming language. And how algorithms work..that can be done in any language.
Learn assembly then and you'll know the how systems works.
僕はちょっと日本語を読んでことできます。＜＜
僕はちょっと日本語を読んでことできます。＜＜
てめえは俺の言ってる事が全然分からねーよね＾－＾
use kanji for こと and できる,narb
use kanji for こと and できる,narb
てめえは俺の言ってる事が全然分からねーよね : I do not know it at all dickward I value my saying
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Originally Posted by .::SCHiM::.
てめえは俺の言ってる事が全然分からねーよね : I do not know it at all dickward I value my saying
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俺の言ってる事（Things I saying(slang))
全然（completely)
分からねーよ（slanged version of 分からない( not understand))
google translate is quite a joke, it messes up on something simple like ふざけるな and says it means "a joke" when it's closer to "don't kid with me"
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Pirates are still stuck on c
hehe
hehe
Originally Posted by kibbles18
Pirates are still stuck on c
hehe
hehe
look at the 2nd page my friend
Originally Posted by kibbles18
Why can't pirates learn the alphabet?
Because they're stuck at C!!!!
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHA
Because they're stuck at C!!!!
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHA
Nothing wrong with C
Also, I need to learn more kanji.
Also, I need to learn more kanji.
Originally Posted by 0xC0D3
Nothing wrong with C
Also, I need to learn more kanji.
Also, I need to learn more kanji.
I know close to 2100
Originally Posted by Auxilium
how many do you know?
I know close to 2100
i dont like japanesse, please be quiet.
I only know about 100, elementary stuff, basically.
btw, try putting pussies from English to Japanese in google translator. =)
btw, try putting pussies from English to Japanese in google translator. =)
