At start i want to say THIS IS NOT MY GUIDE , GUIDE WAS MADE BY INFAMOUSNONE!!
REMEMBER THAT THIS GUIDE WAS MADE BY INFAMOUSNONE , NOT ME!!
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Lesson One - Console IO (Input/Output): [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
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Description: I explain the basic input and output of a console and get into a little bit of string variables here, the concept of using the console will always be the most vital thing for figuring out where errors are and keeping your application running and generating error reports.
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Lesson Two - Variables: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
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Description: I explain the use of variables, how to use them, what they're used for, what kind of integer-variable to use and when and so on. I also get into variable conversions such as int to string, and string to int.
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Lesson Three - Exceptions and Errors: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
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Description: Here I cover how to handle exceptions, why they occur, how to get information from them and prevent them from happening, when to use try/catch blocks.
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Lesson Four - Loops and Arrays: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
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Description: I discuss what arrays are used for near the end, and demonstrate the two ways of creating in C# (initializing by defining the values, or by size), and I also demonstrate how the while and for loop are used. If anyone wants me to go more in depth on either arrays or loops post your question here.
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Lesson Five - Collections: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
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Description: I talk about the use of collections that are like arrays, but where you do not have to specify the size, I also talk about the dangers of trying to use ArrayList's to hold a ton of data instead of copying it to a normal C# array.
I forgot to mention in this video you can preform a foreach loop on arraylists, for example:
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ArrayList list = new ArrayList();
// add stuff the list
foreach (object obj in list)
{
// you have to use object as you loop variable, but inside the loop
// you can typecast it to whatever you want
// i.e.
// int i = (int)obj;
}
Intermediate
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Lesson Six - Classes: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
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Description: Here I cover what classes should be used for, and DLL Imports in C#. In this one, I display how to make an INI reader and writer class, and make it possible so that you can write or read in different variable types using parsing methods.
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Lesson Seven - Pointers: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
Description: I discuss the ups and downs of pointers, I also demonstrate why hadeset is a down with pointers and how pointers can be potentially so dangerous to crash your application; On other hand I demonstrate how they could speed your application up if used properly.
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Lesson Eight - Ciphers and Encryptions: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
Description: I start off by explaining whats needed to invent your own cipher, then I use an algorithm I invented at 13 to create a "advanced" or at least "intermediate" cipher. At the end I show an example of a really easy cipher to create.
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Lesson Nine - Socket Programming
This lesson will be broken down into sub-lessons which will covert several aspects of socket programming (i.e. client, server, packets, etc.)
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Introduction: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
Description: Here I just introduce socket programming and show what namespaces will be needed and I introduce the class we'll be working with and wrapping.
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Server and Client: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
Description: Here I introduce socket programming using my "WinsockClient" and "WinsockServer" from my System.NativeInterop DLL I include.
!!!IMPORTANT!!!
REMEMBER THAT THIS GUIDE WAS MADE BY INFAMOUSNONE , NOT ME!!
DO NOT FLAME ME FOR ANYTHING PLEASE!!
