First coding language to learn?
First coding language to learn?
I really want to start coding hacks and different applications.
The problem is that I can't code.
What would be a really good starting language that is usefull?
PS: I prefer a challenge.
The problem is that I can't code.
What would be a really good starting language that is usefull?
PS: I prefer a challenge.
Depends what you're looking for. I'd suggest C++ but that requires patience 
Originally Posted by Implify
Depends what you're looking for. I'd suggest C++ but that requires patience
Originally Posted by Spaghetti Master
Mostly to develop hacks as I stated.
Originally Posted by Implify
C++ it is then. Do realize you're going to spend months possibly just learning it.
INB4 I learn it in a week, lol.
Originally Posted by Spaghetti Master
I am a fast learner.
INB4 I learn it in a week, lol.
Originally Posted by Implify
Friend of mine from school has the book. It's very big in size so I'd take time into it.
PS: Your friend might want to read this.
Comfort Zone, Growth Zone, Panic Zone and Situational Goals: Life Is Easier Than You Think | AJATT | All Japanese All The Time
Originally Posted by Spaghetti Master
FUCK BOOKS, I GO HARD MUTHA FUCKA.
PS: Your friend might want to read this.
Comfort Zone, Growth Zone, Panic Zone and Situational Goals: Life Is Easier Than You Think | AJATT | All Japanese All The Time
OT: C and C++ are your best bet for coding hacks. Knowledge of reverse engineering and assembly is also very useful.
If you want to be making GUI applications on Windows, C# is the best (and easiest) choice.
Very similar in syntax to C and C++, but is managed. You can also create GUI applications with C/++ using WinAPI or other 3rd party libraries, like WxWidgets.
I recommend you don't bother with Visual Basic.
Originally Posted by programboy3
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OT: C and C++ are your best bet for coding hacks. Some knowledge or reverse engineering and assembly is also very useful.
If you want to be making GUI applications on Windows, C# is the best (and easiest) choice.
Very similar in syntax to C and C++, but is managed. You can also create GUI applications with C/++ using WinAPI or other 3rd party libraries, like WxWidgets.
I recommend you don't bother with Visual Basic.
OT: C and C++ are your best bet for coding hacks. Some knowledge or reverse engineering and assembly is also very useful.
If you want to be making GUI applications on Windows, C# is the best (and easiest) choice.
Very similar in syntax to C and C++, but is managed. You can also create GUI applications with C/++ using WinAPI or other 3rd party libraries, like WxWidgets.
I recommend you don't bother with Visual Basic.
Originally Posted by Spaghetti Master
I'll learn C# first then, thanks mang.
With C# you can create a hack, but you will still have to referencing native functions and such to actually make the hack, so it's much more headache than it is worth.
C and C++ are still best for hacking. Assembly if you want too.
Originally Posted by programboy3
I forgot to mention, sorry.
With C# you can create a hack, but you will still have to referencing native functions and such to actually make the hack, so it's much more headache than it is worth.
C and C++ are still best for hacking. Assembly if you want too.
With C# you can create a hack, but you will still have to referencing native functions and such to actually make the hack, so it's much more headache than it is worth.
C and C++ are still best for hacking. Assembly if you want too.
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Start with C#. Makes learning C++ a lot easier. @Spaghetti Master
Originally Posted by Arun's Bitch
Start with C#. Makes learning C++ a lot easier. @Spaghetti Master
Sure though, this shit is easy as hell anyway.
Originally Posted by Spaghetti Master
I am already half way through learning C++.
Sure though, this shit is easy as hell anyway.
Originally Posted by Arun's Bitch
Bullshit. It takes at least a month to get a hang of it. What are you learning from?
I was just about to start classes.
