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stenix said:
printf('thank you for tuturial :) ');
LOL that was a good way to reply pl0x.
 
I'd personally say start with .net but C is recommended. Then C# if you have a desire to really get down into it and learn how everything works.
 
I'd personally say start with .net but C is recommended. Then C# if you have a desire to really get down into it and learn how everything works.
 
Zeon said:
Should I dive into C without prior programming knowledge or should I learn a simpler language first?
C is the simplest programming language there is.. All programming languages came from C language.. :D
If you understand the basic of C language, it will be easy for you to understand other languages also... :D
 
Zeon said:
Should I dive into C without prior programming knowledge or should I learn a simpler language first?
C is the simplest programming language there is.. All programming languages came from C language.. :D
If you understand the basic of C language, it will be easy for you to understand other languages also... :D
 
Bizwack said:
C is the simplest programming language there is.. All programming languages came from C language.. :D
If you understand the basic of C language, it will be easy for you to understand other languages also... :D

^^ That was quoted for the truth. C and then C# and then get to .NET for your Visual Necessities !
 
Bizwack said:
C is the simplest programming language there is.. All programming languages came from C language.. :D
If you understand the basic of C language, it will be easy for you to understand other languages also... :D

^^ That was quoted for the truth. C and then C# and then get to .NET for your Visual Necessities !
 
If you want to learn result based programming then learning Python, ruby and C# helps. I have found that C programming is hardly used in most of the apps these days. So you should consider simple and result based language.
 
If you want to learn result based programming then learning Python, ruby and C# helps. I have found that C programming is hardly used in most of the apps these days. So you should consider simple and result based language.
 
ryuken said:
If you want to learn result based programming then learning Python, ruby and C# helps. I have found that C programming is hardly used in most of the apps these days. So you should consider simple and result based language.
Yeah! C is not used now a days except in academics, but its a great platform to start your programming career.
 
ryuken said:
If you want to learn result based programming then learning Python, ruby and C# helps. I have found that C programming is hardly used in most of the apps these days. So you should consider simple and result based language.
Yeah! C is not used now a days except in academics, but its a great platform to start your programming career.
 
If(C#==best){
me = happy;}
else{
me =jumpoffabridge;
}
 
If(C#==best){
me = happy;}
else{
me =jumpoffabridge;
}
 
ryuken said:
If you want to learn result based programming then learning Python, ruby and C# helps. I have found that C programming is hardly used in most of the apps these days. So you should consider simple and result based language.

steelzeh said:
I have coded some Crypters DDoSers Email Bombers, and some other cool stuff.

Do you care to share the source code to us ?

Can you
 
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