[POLL] Which Language You Prefere The Most & Why ?

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Originally Posted by Silent-Death yep, that`s why i never bothered with js.. But JQuery is really worth it and from my sneak peak, it looks quite easy.

For sure. I'll check the college library this weekend, they should have some books on it. Thanks :)

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Originally Posted by Zeroxelli For sure. I'll check the college library this weekend, they should have some books on it. Thanks :)

you should try the online tutorials [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

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Originally Posted by Silent-Death you should try the online tutorials [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Oh wow, a website by JS, for JS. That's shocking. I'll check it out.

oh yea.. btw : [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
I like how they made learning js interactive.

I Will Not Poll But

What I Knew C/C++ , Asm , Python , Perl

Where I Do Use Them

1: C, Python, Perl Use Them In Making Exploit Or Something On Linux , Much More Things , I Coded My Own Cross Fire Emu By Python , Each One Can Be Installed On Win , Or Linux

2: C++ , Asm , In Coding What I Like To Do , Cracknig Tools , More PowerFul

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Originally Posted by XMasterrrr First of all there is no thing called "Visual C++" unless you're talking about CLI... I prefer C++ as it's the most powerful language ever... right now i'm working on my own bot in C++ and Assembly

Visual C++ is C++ with Visual Studio. When coding with Visual Studio, you a few features not implemented, and few features that aren't standard. This C++ is called Visual C++. The C# implementation in Visual Studio is also called Visual C#. C++/C#/etc are standard languages and each compiler implement its own. For C++/CLI, you must say Visual C++/CLI or Microsoft C++ if you're thinking of the old language (before VS 2003, I think).

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Originally Posted by Zeroxelli I love the XNA framework! I keep procrastinating getting back into it, but I'm considering using it for a 2d game project with a friend of mine whenever he's on break from college. It's such a wonderful and useful framework :)

Oh my god, XNA is amazing. <3


That's a video of me showing off a little pong game I made in like 4 hours lol. =P It's actually slightly fun. =P

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Originally Posted by xBlackPlagu3x Oh my god, XNA is amazing. <3 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] That's a video of me showing off a little pong game I made in like 4 hours lol. =P It's actually slightly fun. =P

Hahaha! That's bloody awesome man. Makes me wanna get to making games already, but it's 1am and I'm not the most sober atm :p I'm gonna install the framework on this laptop (swapped with the wifey, she needed mine for college.) and hopefully if all goes well it should support it and I can mess with it a little bit tomorrow. Good luck with the Pong game, you should make it so that someone can connect and play you via multiplayer ;) I'll take you on hahaha

Alright, bed time now. Night man :p

For me it is AutoIt.

I'm not very old and I started to learn C like two years ago, but I didn't go far because I didn't have enough understand how programming and computer work. then one of my friend gave me AutoIt and it was incredibly fun. You can have the bases very early and then starting cool programms. I made a multi-clients bot to drop every ores at mine cave with features like timer, life checkin' and screenshoting before exiting game if getting killed. Well, unfortunately, it's a pixel based bots so it is not as good as memory hooked/proxy bot...

I'm trying to learn C# which will become my very first real language. In the future, I would like to make a memory hook / proxy bot... Maybe not as advanced as publics proxies but one workin' proxy bot yeah...

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Originally Posted by Zeroxelli Hahaha! That's bloody awesome man. Makes me wanna get to making games already, but it's 1am and I'm not the most sober atm :p I'm gonna install the framework on this laptop (swapped with the wifey, she needed mine for college.) and hopefully if all goes well it should support it and I can mess with it a little bit tomorrow. Good luck with the Pong game, you should make it so that someone can connect and play you via multiplayer ;) I'll take you on hahaha Alright, bed time now. Night man :p

Since some laptops are limited, I'd suggest when you make projects, goto the properties and choose the "Reach" profile, this will limit what you can do but you won't get any errors resulting from the your laptop's inability to execute the code.

Games: Python (Using PyGame).
Web: ASP.NET & C#.
Otherwise: C++ and C#.

I prefer C++ more, but C# is my main language, so I use that far more.

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Originally Posted by funhacker Since some laptops are limited, I'd suggest when you make projects, goto the properties and choose the "Reach" profile, this will limit what you can do but you won't get any errors resulting from the your laptop's inability to execute the code.

Hey, thanks. :) Wasn't aware of that option, and it does help for some graphical limitations the laptop has because of the integrated graphics card.

Umm yeah, about Reach... Just switch back to XNA 3.1 if you can`t support HiDef, Reach really really limits you. I had to rewrite a 3d deferred rendering engine to shader model 2 just because I used reach, then I realized the SM3 code would work with XNA 3.1. I`m an idiot btw.

I'd rather use XNA 3.X for many reasons, actually. I don't like most of the changes they made.

It is irrational for a programmer/developer to have a [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] language. The developer may be more flush in the sythax and logic of a specific language as oposed to another.

Languages are are chosen according to the task at hand. Not preference.

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Originally Posted by InfamousNoone The question is invalid. You choose a language according to the task at hand.