Ask yourself this before you start trying to make a server.

[Vincent22]

its quite cool, tho i need to learn about programming first..

tnx tho.. makes me more interested!

[.DaLoon]

thx °!°

[Hybris]

@InfamousNoone > Ever thought there were any other coding languages than ****** C# xD
I wonder why you keep talking about C# while ur thread is called : Ask yourself this before you start trying to make a server
Personnaly I code in Java and C++, since these languages aren't made for Windoooowrrgh sorry can't say that word ^^

[taushif]

I got a question about C and C# which in your opinion is better to learn?
I think I asked sorta wrong question but I know Java and I want to learn
one of the two (C or C#) I see most servers are written in C#, but on wiki and
other sites I read C is the very base of C#, C++, Java and other languages.

What do you advice Hybrid/Inf?

Thnx for help xD

[raidenx123]

you act like guides are bad things. Noobs (or pronounced Newbie) is known as a new person to a subject or game,etc.

A guide would be for learning or teaching the new person, its a good thing guides are there. You might know something, but someone else doesnt; be in their shoes.

[׍ĥę×Ôŋë×]

This is some very usefull informaton Infamous

It will help me =)

[Basser]

I <3 Hybrid's wisdom.
I wish I read this 1 year ago, wouldn't have been so inexperienced back than.

[Hybris]

Originally Posted by taushif

I got a question about C and C# which in your opinion is better to learn?
I think I asked sorta wrong question but I know Java and I want to learn
one of the two (C or C#) I see most servers are written in C#, but on wiki and
other sites I read C is the very base of C#, C++, Java and other languages.

What do you advice Hybrid/Inf?

Thnx for help xD

These two languages are pretty far from each other.
C is a sequential language, non-object (even if it's possible to build object language in C it's not made for it), it is closer to the hardware than any other language.
C# is an object language (windows oriented)
and Java is the most Object language ever (multiplatform etc...)

If you want to learn some recent sequential languages, F# is a good compromise, even if pretty different from basics.