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soucre codes - sk0rg3 - Dec 8, 2013
where could i find some good practice source code for c#?
but in .txt file
* - Debroski - Dec 8, 2013
you can open .cs files in any editor program fine. However what do you mean by 'practice source code'?
* - sk0rg3 - Dec 8, 2013
like source that i can edit and work on my c# skills.
i would love to get a key logger source, super simple that i can add on to
* - Ban - Dec 8, 2013
(Dec 8, 2013 10:11 PM)sk0rg3 Wrote: like source that i can edit and work on my c# skills.
i would love to get a key logger source, super simple that i can add on to
Why not learn how to do them from scratch rather than taking someone else's work and then just slapping on some extra code and calling it yours? That's what I get when I see people write what you wrote.
Open up another book and learn a different aspect of C#, why not do some research and attempt to build from scratch. That's how you get most of your experience.
* - sk0rg3 - Dec 8, 2013
(Dec 8, 2013 10:24 PM)Ban Wrote: Why not learn how to do them from scratch rather than taking someone else's work and then just slapping on some extra code and calling it yours? That's what I get when I see people write what you wrote.
Open up another book and learn a different aspect of C#, why not do some research and attempt to build from scratch. That's how you get most of your experience.
because i like to see how something was done, then understand every part, then build from scratch.
* - Ban - Dec 8, 2013
(Dec 8, 2013 10:29 PM)sk0rg3 Wrote: because i like to see how something was done, then understand every part, then build from scratch.
Understandable from that point, what I quoted you on seems to make me think differently.
Try and go through Github and find source code there.
This seems like a pretty legit site: http://www.sourcecodester.com/c-sharp
* - sk0rg3 - Dec 8, 2013
(Dec 8, 2013 11:43 PM)Ban Wrote: Understandable from that point, what I quoted you on seems to make me think differently.
Try and go through Github and find source code there.
This seems like a pretty legit site: http://www.sourcecodester.com/c-sharp
lol its fine but thanks man,ill give it a look see
* - Debroski - Dec 9, 2013
I personally prefer http://www.codeproject.com/ projects, usually professionally made and is always a good read.
* - sk0rg3 - Dec 9, 2013
(Dec 9, 2013 12:16 AM)__Angel Wrote: I personally prefer http://www.codeproject.com/ projects, usually professionally made and is always a good read.
thanks ill check that place too.
love getting good info