Hacking HELP
Hacking HELP
I want to start hacking so i thought id start off with a flash called "Clubpenguin" heard about it from a ad and it looks dumb but really easy. The problem is, i dont know what language to start learning and how to hack. Do i learn AS3 and reverse enginer or what? please help me. Ive seen cp hacks with JAVA and PHP but idk about delphi. please give me DETAILED instructions on how to start and finish
please ask a different question h4xor ...nobody is going to write a tutorial on-demand for you like that (especially for such a vague question(s)). Do you already know how to program? Apparently delphi? What are you specifically trying to do to 'ClubPenguin' - what code do you have so far / which part are you stuck on?
step 1 = learn a programming language. Don't even think the word 'hack' until you know how to program - you can't "make" software until you know your programming language well enough!
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I recommend C#.net (similar syntax to C like languages {}) or VisualBasic.net - if you don't mind only running on Window(R).
-They're object-oriented
-The .net framework has a TON of useful classes/functions for you to use. Very useful stuff.
-Drag-and-drop GUI editor (if the program looks legit..you feel better about the program : p )
-A ton of language concepts that are supported by other languages: conditionals (IF statements), loops (for,while,foreach),strict data type enforcement, classes, structures, functions, byval/byref parameters, static & global variables, object scope, arrays, strings, numerics, etc etc. Once you've had experience with these concepts in one language, it's easier to apply them in a second language. Loops (do until/while/for/foreach) are a good example of something that's pretty universal from language to language (well, the few 'mid/higher level' langauges that I've read code for).
step 1 = learn a programming language. Don't even think the word 'hack' until you know how to program - you can't "make" software until you know your programming language well enough!
edit:
I recommend C#.net (similar syntax to C like languages {}) or VisualBasic.net - if you don't mind only running on Window(R).
-They're object-oriented
-The .net framework has a TON of useful classes/functions for you to use. Very useful stuff.
-Drag-and-drop GUI editor (if the program looks legit..you feel better about the program : p )
-A ton of language concepts that are supported by other languages: conditionals (IF statements), loops (for,while,foreach),strict data type enforcement, classes, structures, functions, byval/byref parameters, static & global variables, object scope, arrays, strings, numerics, etc etc. Once you've had experience with these concepts in one language, it's easier to apply them in a second language. Loops (do until/while/for/foreach) are a good example of something that's pretty universal from language to language (well, the few 'mid/higher level' langauges that I've read code for).
