Just new and need help | Defend the Web

An0nymous
10 years ago

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So I have just started and know very little any good tutorials you could recommend? would be much appreciated and a few programmes to cover my tracks and to mod games thanks.

f_prince_9.0 [february.prince.9]
10 years ago

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First of all say which Programing language you wanted to learn !
Then I’ll try to sent you some links !!

A HACKER should see through his DeCeptions ………………………………..
I guess I see through my DeCeptions ………………………………………………..

An0nymous
10 years ago

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what is the most common language?

*********** [ADIGA]
10 years ago

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no common language exists, not before you set eyes on what you want to program.

I Hate Signatures.

f_prince_9.0 [february.prince.9]
10 years ago

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I agree with ADIGA !!!

A HACKER should see through his DeCeptions ………………………………..
I guess I see through my DeCeptions ………………………………………………..

An0nymous
10 years ago

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any tutorials then?

*********** [ADIGA]
10 years ago

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:/ on what?
what exactly you want to do?
do you want to learn any programing language?
do you want to do something that you have set your mind to?
what is your operating system?
how much time you can spend weekly learning?
do you want it to be a compiled language or a scripting language?

I Hate Signatures.

An0nymous
10 years ago

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I want to learn any programing language, can spend a lot of time if need be and scripting language

manman12
10 years ago

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start with java like i did then move on to what ever interested you
you will learning lots from others here like i did
but most of all no matter how stuck you are do not ever cheat
it will spoil the fun

manman12
10 years ago

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BTW Code academy is a good start http://www.codecademy.com/dashboard

An0nymous
10 years ago

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few things have confused me i have found the document etc and pasted it into the browser but takes me back to that source code

*********** [ADIGA]
10 years ago

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ok, what do you plan to do with your language to learn?
1- web based applications / websites.
2- windows/linux gui applications, and/or services.
3- games related.
4- low level software for hardware (microwaves/elevators …..)

I Hate Signatures.

manman12
10 years ago

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you need to create a user account then start learning the various programming language its helpful and easy to understand

An0nymous
10 years ago

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number 1 3 and 4 then high level software

An0nymous
10 years ago

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thanks manman12 just did that thanks for the help

*********** [ADIGA]
10 years ago

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for #1, you can go with many things like php,.net,ruby,python,perl and many more, but i would recommend you to stay away from .net as you are stuck with windows as its running platform.

for #3, mostly deppends on the programing language of the game you want to modify/edit, but i would assume most of the current games dlls are made using .net

for #4 its C/C++ and/or java.
java is faster to code yet c/c++ can run on many more things and less advance things.

your first step is to set 1 of those thing to aim for.

then do some basic readings on pros and cons of the examples i wrote above.
when you set your mind on what to start with … just google “learn (my choice) online” or “(my choice) tutorials online”

I Hate Signatures.

An0nymous
10 years ago

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thanks to all of you and your patience

*********** [ADIGA]
10 years ago

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welcome, and if you think you got what you ask for please to close the thread.

I Hate Signatures.

Jarno
10 years ago

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For web stuff, I advise to start with HTML. I did it, and i think that HTML is not that hard to learn (atleast the basics, but with every programming language you can take it to levels where you can hardly dream about :p )

[justify]The largest computer problem sits between the keyboard and the back of the chair.

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Cyan Wind [freewind1012]
10 years ago

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HTML is the skeleton of a website. So it MUST be learned before attempting to do anything further.

![Image](https://www.hackthis.co.uk/user/userbar.png?user=freewind1012%20//%20Navigator)

Jarno
10 years ago

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Indeed, i forgot to say that :p .

[justify]The largest computer problem sits between the keyboard and the back of the chair.

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[deleted user]
10 years ago

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After doing HTML, you may wish to style your webpages, using CSS.

www.w3schools.com is a very resourceful site to look at regarding web design.