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youtubing now .. haha .. anyway .. should I download Visual Basic 2008 / 2010 ? or Visual Basic 2012 ? or should I download thE PROGRAM IN THE IMAGEs ? which one should i choose to download ? picture 1 or picture 2 ? and Tuesday .. the time ?? sorry for asking many question .. thank you
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Youre welcome. Check out some YouTube videos. Mainly the series that people put out. Lil tip if you wanna get started
The one at the second picture is just free. But wont do for java nor c++. (For c++ use visual c++ express instead, in this case)
i want to learn Visual Basic .. haha .. not C++ and Java .. that things later ..
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The one at the second picture is just free. But wont do for java nor c++. (For c++ use visual c++ express instead, in this case)
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i want to learn Visual Basic .. haha .. not C++ and Java .. that things later ..
Wrong section and topic then no?

Non the less, download the express version, is is enough to start.
Visual C++ 2010 Express or Visual C# 2010 Express or Visual Basic 2010 Express ?
which one ?
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Wrong section and topic then no?

Non the less, download the express version, is is enough to start.
If you are going for visual basic, obviously download Visual Basic 2010 Express
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/31-c-c-pro...resources.html

Just download an EBook from this thread.

The fastest way to learn is by reading AND by practicing a lot. Do not simply read something and then go on something harder, understanding theory doesn't mean you're a coder.
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http://www.mpgh.net/forum/31-c-c-pro...resources.html

Just download an EBook from this thread.

The fastest way to learn is by reading AND by practicing a lot. Do not simply read something and then go on something harder, understanding theory doesn't mean you're a coder.
None of those books are related to VB, so there is no point.

But yes, the best option to learn is getting a book.
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None of those books are related to VB, so there is no point.

But yes, the best option to learn is getting a book.
well, in the title he's asking for both C++ and Java, so I linked him to some C++ ebooks. He could just search google for a Java Ebook if he wanted to
Its up to him on how to learn
Pro-tip; start with C#, not Visual Basic(VB)..
They're pretty much identical but C# won't give you an enormous handicap when it comes to learning languages after that. VB really fucks you over.
okay then .. i will start with C# ..
Quote Originally Posted by Hell_Demon View Post
Pro-tip; start with C#, not Visual Basic(VB)..
They're pretty much identical but C# won't give you an enormous handicap when it comes to learning languages after that. VB really fucks you over.


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but .. which one should i choose for C++ ?? too many
Quote Originally Posted by Gab View Post
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/31-c-c-pro...resources.html

Just download an EBook from this thread.

The fastest way to learn is by reading AND by practicing a lot. Do not simply read something and then go on something harder, understanding theory doesn't mean you're a coder.
Coding a basic injector is actually pretty easy. Understanding what the code actually does is much harder, though.

For hacking purposes C++ would be the best, but since you haven't programmed before, I'd say go with C#. There's some stuff in C++ that you don't need to worry about yet.

About the programming language - program relation: Java, C#, C++ etc. are high level representations of the program, meaning that the code looks a lot like regular english. The languages have some syntax differences, so the same things look different when written in different languages, but they will still do the same thing. After the code is written, it will be compiled into a program. Basically it means that the compiler takes the high level representation and turns it into very simple machine instructions that the processor can execute. Now the program doesn't look like english at all, there won't be any variable names or for-loops visible etc. but the program does exactly what you told it to do.
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