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| konr wrote: | | Finnagon wrote: | I started on Java to be honest because Sun Microsystems do nice tutorials.
Furthermore and it's object orientated.
Python is also recommended but it's more of a scripting language than an actual programming one. It's still pretty fun and pretty powerful.
Used in "Steam" applications such as Half Life 2, Counter Strike:Source
is the scripting language LUA which is also pretty easy to pick up.
If you want to program Games, Standalone Applications and the like the recommended (but most complex) would be C and C++.
And I believe for Machine level coding such as software that interfaces with hardware (i.e. Drivers) ASM Assembly would suit your needs though it has been brought to my attention that most drivers now are made in C and ASM is kinda obsolete...
Still whatever is comfortable but it's not all about the language, Binary and Hex are fun things to learn, you get into a deep level of understanding it will help you across any programming language.
Anyway there's my random post for the day.
Respect! | >Java and scripting languages recommended on their own for beginner game hacking.
wat |
I suppose you could argue that they have access to windoze API.
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