Getting Start to the Hacking world
Getting Start to the Hacking world
What would i need to learn in order to start hacking? Such as Making wall or aimbot for Combat Arms or even Counter strike. Does all the same principle from combat arm and counterstrike the same? i mean, would the code be different for combat arm then Counter strike if i want to make walls?
What are the language that i "HAVE" to learn in order to start hacking.
As far as i know, you need
-C++
-D3D
Is there more?
And what would it approximately how long would it take to learn a good amount?
What are the language that i "HAVE" to learn in order to start hacking.
As far as i know, you need
-C++
-D3D
Is there more?
And what would it approximately how long would it take to learn a good amount?
yeah those languages
and around 2 year to learn a language pretty good
and around 2 year to learn a language pretty good
C++ is a great entry level language; however, D3D isn't a language. It's just a developement kit of an already existing set of tools.
Once you get the basics of C++ down, it'll be easy to move onto other lanauges such as C, C#, and Java. Java was the easiest for me to learn after learning C++, because Java is class based (so is C#).
Overall, once you learn to think in a logical order, make some psuedo programs, you'll be on your way learning a real language in no time.
Once you get the basics of C++ down, it'll be easy to move onto other lanauges such as C, C#, and Java. Java was the easiest for me to learn after learning C++, because Java is class based (so is C#).
Overall, once you learn to think in a logical order, make some psuedo programs, you'll be on your way learning a real language in no time.
Originally Posted by jrbearden
C++ is a great entry level language; however, D3D isn't a language. It's just a developement kit of an already existing set of tools.
Once you get the basics of C++ down, it'll be easy to move onto other lanauges such as C, C#, and Java. Java was the easiest for me to learn after learning C++, because Java is class based (so is C#).
Overall, once you learn to think in a logical order, make some psuedo programs, you'll be on your way learning a real language in no time.
Once you get the basics of C++ down, it'll be easy to move onto other lanauges such as C, C#, and Java. Java was the easiest for me to learn after learning C++, because Java is class based (so is C#).
Overall, once you learn to think in a logical order, make some psuedo programs, you'll be on your way learning a real language in no time.
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