Languages You Know

Internet.

 

Expert Java, quite a bit of C++/little C#, little Python, intermediate Lua, little bit of everything, really. And about HTML, it was invented by a british guy/some swiss people in like... late 1989 as an internal network thing, where the w3 became popular using 'Hypertext Markup Searching' or something similar.

 

I know Dutch, English, Croatian, German and French.


Oh wait.


Nothing.

 

Holy shit Deb that joke's been made too many times already, just stop.

I'm getting pretty proficient with gLua, so I'm probably going to start learning some other languages soon. I'd continue with C# but I really don't have any ideas for what to do with it.

 

Learn what you need to know. In terms of getting good at it, look into how people have made their own things and make google your best friend. But don't just skim over peoples work, follow it line by line and explain to yourself how each line works. Once you've described every line for that operation, try to figure out what that entire body is doing. Then keep doing that until you understand the entire thing. Don't try to analyse huge works though, keep it small and simple until you get better.

 

lua and some java

 

-Snip-

 

The time span inside the brackets marks how long has it been since I first started learning, but that's now how long I've been practicing them.

VB (8 Years)
C# (3 Years)
C++ (Few Months)
SQL (2 Years)
PHP (Few Months)
Java (3 Years)
JavaScript (3 Years)
Lua (4 Years)
PostScript (1 Year)
Python (1 Year)
Entry Level HTML (8 Years)
Entry Level CSS (1 Year)

 

i know american, english, french, spainish and jewish

 

assEmBLER 90% sKILLZ
L.U.A. 68.06588888e+19% skILLZ
c+++ 79.00065% skILLS
C# 84% skIlls
mySSQL 24%% skaiils
pHP 69.6969696969% sKILLS since 2005
javscirpt 15.75702% skoikls

rVRRSE ENGNWRRING 0x90 skillz

 

A tiny bit of HTML, a tiny bit of Javascript, and a tiny bit of C#.

Also a shitton of the gamemaker studio coding language

 

Who would learn Assembly and why? I'm curious, pls tell.

 

reverse engineering

 

hey im a cool friendly dude who knows binary hacking (LoL at my intellectual humor) I am also a tumblr HTML brute force bypasser

 

C, C++, C#, Java, CSS, JavaScript, Lua, VB, some Python, some Ruby and a few other languages not worth mentioning because of how non-important they are to me.

As for Markup languages: HTML5, LaTeX, and again, a few others.
IMO Markup languages aren't really programming, but they're worth mentioning anyways.

 

bool stdcall runstring_h
{
runstrin("gear2")
printf("runstring called")
return runstring_h()
}

 

nasty tier infinite recursion

u sux tho can't beet this LAU h4x:

LocalPlayer():haxfbi()

 

Selling clockwork dupe exploit ))

 

i trade your dupe exploit for my spawn exploit