Good programming language for darkorbit tools/bots etc.

So, i though that i start to learn programming language, but i don't know what is good for start.
My question is, what is good programming language, to make darkorbit tools, and where to find it?
Thanks.

Well I think you have many options but if you want to start coding (And more for DO) I will recommend you VB.net or C# both of them are good for what you need now... But I will recommend you to start with C# because of his syntax. If you learn it you will be able to learn Java and other programming languages easier.

Well I hope this helps you and if you need some help making any project you know where to find me :pimp:.

Good luck
-GnomeProgramming

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Originally Posted by GnomeProgramming Well I think you have many options but if you want to start coding (And more for DO) I will recommend you VB.net or C# both of them are good for what you need now... But I will recommend you to start with C# because of his syntax. If you learn it you will be able to learn Java and other programming languages easier. Well I hope this helps you and if you need some help making any project you know where to find me :pimp:. Good luck -GnomeProgramming

Is there a good tutorial for C#? A pdf or a video would be very helpful.

Yes, this helped, and yes i find you when i need help :)


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Yeap here it's a C# book that I love it <3

This book takes you from beginner to expert so read it all and you will learn a lot!

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Originally Posted by jartsa98 So, i though that i start to learn programming language, but i don't know what is good for start. My question is, what is good programming language, to make darkorbit tools, and where to find it? Thanks. Greetz, jartsa.

Hi mate,
I reccomend you C#, too. Here's another book from me: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]. It's written by Bulgarian writers but it's translated to English. The good thing is that there are exercises and their solutions and guidelines after every chapter. You can read it online or just download it in PDF. Hope I helped. :)

I learnt the basics of C# with these tutorials:

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I recommend C#, and I honestly think you should stay away from VB ;)
Tools can be written in any decent language, people proved this ;)

Feel free to add me in Skype ;)

-Barney

If you start programmation for the first time, i think autoit is a good idea. Because you can learn basic of programmation in a simple programation language.
The, after, try Java or C#

I think that c# or java are wasted to do bot. I think that you don't want to make packet bot. So i suggest you autoit, is simple and if you are good you can make all you want ;)

Autoit for first it's not an good ideea try C++ easy stuff.
+ pseudocodes
+ some easy algorithms
Try with a book :)

I recommened like everybody, C#. The syntax is similar to much others and you have much functions. You can code nearly all. I think some things are too difficult, but I don't know why.

PBDO-Bot was in C# as info ;)

C # - "scripting" language from Microsoft, easily decompiled almost to the original source code. In addition, zastyavlyaet "pull" with a library of a hundred gigabytes. Tied only to Microsoft Windows.

The best option is to Delphi. Native compiled programming language, supports Windows \ Mac \ iOS \ Android.

Delphi only better C + +, but at the same complex, how much better.

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Originally Posted by V.I.R.U.S. C # - "scripting" language from Microsoft, easily decompiled almost to the original source code. In addition, zastyavlyaet "pull" with a library of a hundred gigabytes. Tied only to Microsoft Windows. The best option is to Delphi. Native compiled programming language, supports Windows \ Mac \ iOS \ Android. Delphi only better C + +, but at the same complex, how much better.

Put a good packer and obfuscator and you need to do it manually. And if the tool is not the best of all, nobody will try it.

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Originally Posted by Afropony Put a good packer and obfuscator and you need to do it manually. And if the tool is not the best of all, nobody will try it.

Themida latest version does not save. Yes, there are some difficulties. But the defense "puff".

And judging by the Native-x32 \ x64 is not particularly good tread. Exceptions to the falls, even in x32 applications. Not to mention the x64.

To better use, domestic (Russian) protector.

I wouldn't use themida, as you easily can dump and deobfuscate it lol. It was good. I thought about some better things. And a antidump. Then you really need to make it manually :p