As for this thread, whoever mentioned C# is **** and teaches bad habits, they are clearly on drugs. Java & C# are mainstream and the standard for good code practices. C# has a little more power for windows only, Java is managed better for OS compatibility.
What would be your recommendations if you wanted to make bots and hacks in conquer like tele hack or proxy(like jproxy). I know its way to early to talk about making a proxy, but just wondering cause I keep getting told C++ or C# and still can't decide which one to go for.
What would be your recommendations if you wanted to make bots and hacks in conquer like tele hack or proxy(like jproxy). I know its way to early to talk about making a proxy, but just wondering cause I keep getting told C++ or C# and still can't decide which one to go for.
jProxy was meant to be coded in java(hence the "j") with jni calling a C++ dll which would execute more "protected" functions.
However, the team doesn't like java ( ) so because of the general ease of calling native code from C#, we went with that.
You could do it in any of the languages(if you know what you're doing).
People complain that C++ is more difficult, the only way it is more difficult is because(imo anyway) it lacks a BCL(Base Common Library).
If you could make calls to java.io, System.IO, etc, then C++ would probably seem "easier" to everyone.
Everything you need already exists in C++, it just isn't all as easy to find.
Personally I love java, and I'm actually working with learning more about java web apps, java server pages, etc;
So as a personal decision, I'd recommend java.
jProxy was meant to be coded in java(hence the "j") with jni calling a C++ dll which would execute more "protected" functions.
However, the team doesn't like java ( ) so because of the general ease of calling native code from C#, we went with that.
You could do it in any of the languages(if you know what you're doing).
People complain that C++ is more difficult, the only way it is more difficult is because(imo anyway) it lacks a BCL(Base Common Library).
If you could make calls to java.io, System.IO, etc, then C++ would probably seem "easier" to everyone.
Everything you need already exists in C++, it just isn't all as easy to find.
Personally I love java, and I'm actually working with learning more about java web apps, java server pages, etc;
So as a personal decision, I'd recommend java.
Thanks for sharing, is there any advantages using java from c++ and C# in programming ways and conquer ways? Like for example, easier to learn, easier to work with, more features?
Thanks for sharing, is there any advantages using java from c++ and C# in programming ways and conquer ways? Like for example, easier to learn, easier to work with, more features?
not really, all these memory edit/click bots are much much easier to write in C# than Java, in this sort of programming java doesn't really give any advantages, however people like myself naturally love java, it can still do everything C# can, just with more work. with java the only type of hack/bot you can really do is by writing a proxy, or JNI which requires C++
As for the name jProxy, when i heard that i clearly thought it was java then i heard them say C# and was like wtf
not really, all these memory edit/click bots are much much easier to write in C# than Java, in this sort of programming java doesn't really give any advantages, however people like myself naturally love java, it can still do everything C# can, just with more work. with java the only type of hack/bot you can really do is by writing a proxy, or JNI which requires C++
As for the name jProxy, when i heard that i clearly thought it was java then i heard them say C# and was like wtf
Alright, would you guys suggest that someone who has no training start with vb or would it be ok to start in C#?
Alright, would you guys suggest that someone who has no training start with vb or would it be ok to start in C#?
VB.NET and C#.NET are similar in a lot of ways, imo it doesn't matter which one you start out with. I'd choose VB.NET since it's easier and more "noob" friendly (my opinion). A lot of people say that C# is capable of doing a lot more than VB.NET, but a closer look at this article shows that the difference isn't that big:
VB.NET and C#.NET are similar in a lot of ways, imo it doesn't matter which one you start out with. I'd choose VB.NET since it's easier and more "noob" friendly (my opinion). A lot of people say that C# is capable of doing a lot more than VB.NET, but a closer look at this article shows that the difference isn't that big:
Is this proxy talk hook-based? I cannot fathom how to make a proxy without an external DLL to hook into the winsock functions and with that being impossible in C# I'm limited to the publicly-released packets.
whats the best programming language to learn? 05/19/2010 - General Coding - 14 Replies Im going to learn a programming language but dont know whats better java or c#:confused: ill be using it to create hacks, bots and maby create a game.
[Guide] Commonly Used AoC Slash Commands 03/04/2010 - General Gaming Releases - 2 Replies To view the full list of slash commands in game, type into your chat box / then hit the Tab key on your keyboard. These are some of the most commonly used commands in game to get you started! Once you've learned the ones you use often, typing them will be second nature.
/afk - This gives you the option to set an AFK message.
/anon - Toggles to make you anonymous to listings.
/camp - This camps you to exit game. Wait out the timer to return to log in and character select or hit "exit...
[POLL]commonly use char. in gcph 08/25/2009 - Grand Chase Philippines - 2 Replies habang nag hihintay tayu sa patch na isip ko na magkaroon tayu ng poll...
most commonly use char in gcph...
a. elesis
b. arme
c. lire
) so because of the general ease of calling native code from C#, we went with that.
