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Where do i start coding hack when i have no coding experience

I want to learn how to create hacks but i have "No" Hacking experience.
Where do i start? What coding language is easiest?
What is the easiest when you have "Attention problems"?
Tell me a good free E-Book that i can learn from.

Have a nice day 🤝
(Jul 25, 2013 10:34 AM)Droxx Wrote:  I want to learn how to create hacks but i have "No" Hacking experience.
Where do i start? What coding language is easiest?
What is the easiest when you have "Attention problems"?
Tell me a good free E-Book that i can learn from.

Have a nice day 🤝

What is easiest when you have 'Attention problems' or easiest overall? Quitting is the easiest.
lol

So you have attention problems, yet you seek to hack, let alone code, and above all you wish to learn with the use of an eBook? Oh boy.

Hacking, is basically doing things in a unique way, using your brain(which would appear you lack). If you think it's all about hot bitches, nice desktop backgrounds, writing code, and making millions, you're shit out of luck buddy. Depends what you mean when you say 'hacking', do you wanna be a l33t dd0s3r? wanna deface google? wanna crack applications, wanna do it all?

Personally, I'd say c++ is the best general language (imho, and what I'm currently learning). But I suggest you learn Python...It's a simple simple language, and if you can't learn that, I'd suggest throw in your hat and QUIT.
(Jul 25, 2013 02:50 PM)Plunder Wrote:  If you think it's all about hot bitches, nice desktop backgrounds, writing code, and making millions, you're shit out of luck buddy.

Damn, no bitches! I guess I should quit waiting for them....damn.
(Jul 25, 2013 02:50 PM)Plunder Wrote:  lol

So you have attention problems, yet you seek to hack, let alone code, and above all you wish to learn with the use of an eBook? Oh boy.

Hacking, is basically doing things in a unique way, using your brain(which would appear you lack)

I program in C#, VB, and PHP.
I have Dyslexia and Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD).

Do you have a problem with that?

Are you saying that I lack a "brain" because of these? Do you even know what attention disorders are? Are you really that arrogant?

He's asking as simple question on where to start, and he mentioned that he has trouble staying focused - and you are going to tell him that he is lacking a brain?

Go fuck yourself kind sir.

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Don't listen to him Droxx. You can have ADD or ADHD and still learn to program. If they are very serious, your parents should have you on some sort of medicine (Adderall, Quillivant, ETC) to help you concentrate. I used to take medicine but now i'm okay without it.

As for a good language to start with, I suggest C#. I'd say VB, but you'll soon find out that VB uses a syntax unlike the major languages - and it makes it harder to come out from. It's good if you want to learn the VS IDE - but bad if you aren't planning on using it for long. C# is a good choice because its syntax is similar to Java and C++, and it uses the Visual Studio IDE. It's great to start off with and can help you learn other languages easier.

As for how to learn it, eBooks may not be recommended. I know you mentioned that you have troubles focusing, so Videos may come better to you. They are more interactive and you can work side-by-side with them. I only recommend books/eBooks if you need to learn a specific thing that you can't seem to find online. You could definitely find a good video series though that will get you up on your feet. A lot will come naturally too. The more you work on the language, the better you get with it. Just play around, make a few programs, you should get the hang of it.
I would suggest starting out with Website Development and then, go into Software Development.

The very first time you learn how to program is always the hardest.

IMO, you should learn JavaScript but keep in mind that if it's the first time you code, it's gonna take you a couple of months to really master the syntax.

But the thing with programming is, after you learned your first language, you're gonna be able to learn any other languages in 2-3 weeks because they're essentially all the same.
(Jul 25, 2013 03:03 PM)Zunix Wrote:  I program in C#, VB, and PHP.
I have Dyslexia and Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD).

Do you have a problem with that?

Why would I discriminate? The top programers and coders have autism, or a common mental illness. I'm just saying it's going to be difficult. Little sarcasm in there as well;)
(Jul 25, 2013 03:08 PM)Plunder Wrote:  Why would I discriminate? The top programers and coders have autism, or a common mental illness. I'm just saying it's going to be difficult. Little sarcasm in there as well;)

You told him he lacks a brain...

You said that because he has an attention disorder, he shouldn't seek what he wishes to accomplish?

That's not saying it's going to be difficult, that's being outright arrogant and rude.
(Jul 25, 2013 03:05 PM)Angel_of_Justice Wrote:  I would suggest starting out with Website Development and then, go into Software Development.

But the thing with programming is, after you learned your first language, you're gonna be able to learn any other languages in 2-3 weeks because they're essentially all the same.

If you only want to develop software, learn to develop software. It'd be like learning to ride a motorbike because you want to one day drive a car, it's a pretty useless middlestep.

No, you won't be able to learn a second language in 3 weeks. You can't switch from Python to C++ in 2-3 weeks, many different languages are very different. You can apply concepts from one language to another though it takes considerably more time than just a couple weeks.
(Jul 25, 2013 03:21 PM)ConflictedWomble Wrote:  If you only want to develop software, learn to develop software. It'd be like learning to ride a motorbike because you want to one day drive a car, it's a pretty useless middlestep.

The reason why i suggested he should learn JS is because web development is much easier than software development for a newbie.

I know because i gave up on Python the first time i tried learning it.

Quote:No, you won't be able to learn a second language in 3 weeks. You can't switch from Python to C++ in 2-3 weeks, many different languages are very different. You can apply concepts from one language to another though it takes considerably more time than just a couple weeks.

Sure, let's compare a relatively easy language to the hardest one.

No, you won't be able to learn C++ in 3 weeks hell, i know 8 languages and it took me a month to learn it.

You may not be able to learn C++ in 3 weeks but you sure as hell could learn VB.NET.
(Jul 25, 2013 03:08 PM)Plunder Wrote:  Why would I discriminate? The top programers and coders have autism, or a common mental illness. I'm just saying it's going to be difficult. Little sarcasm in there as well;)

Lol. Its not like having a mental disability is the key to being a good programmer. Its just a coincidence that they have autism.

(Jul 25, 2013 03:48 PM)Angel_of_Justice Wrote:  The reason why i suggested he should learn JS is because web development is much easier than software development for a newbie.

I know because i gave up on Python the first time i tried learning it.

Sure, let's compare a relatively easy language to the hardest one.

No, you won't be able to learn C++ in 3 weeks hell, i know 8 languages and it took me a month to learn it.

You may not be able to learn C++ in 3 weeks but you sure as hell could learn VB.NET.

You can easily learn beginner C++ in 3 weeks. Sure you're not going to be a master but you'll know enough to get by. Its not like C++ is some elusive low-level language that only geniuses know.

If you're coming from Python it will be easier as well as you just have to learn the syntax and some new concepts (pointers, references, memory management).
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(Jul 25, 2013 04:45 PM)ChineseFountain Wrote:  You can easily learn beginner C++ in 3 weeks. Sure you're not going to be a master but you'll know enough to get by. Its not like C++ is some elusive low-level language that only geniuses know.

And you'll be another C++ Hello, World programmer. C++ isn't elusive or really that hard, its just its a large language with a large standard library full of rules with tons of exceptions.
I would suggest python but with a difference with you having attention problems, so i suggest Illumination Software Creator.

You can get it here - http://lunduke.com/?page_id=3454

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Thanks to all of you <3
I always wanted to learn coding but i never know where to start.
You guys are wonderful
(Jul 25, 2013 03:48 PM)Angel_of_Justice Wrote:  No, you won't be able to learn C++ in 3 weeks hell, i know 8 languages and it took me a month to learn it.

You learned 8 languages in 1 month? To say you "know" a language means that you can do anything with it that is asked of you. If someone asked you to make a program through any number of those languages and make it to their specifications without any internet help, you would not be able to comply. You may know the basics, but they are basics for a reason.

As for the OP, you can learn to code from anywhere it just depends on the language, my personal favorite site for when I started learning to code was homeandlearn look it up. They offer a wide range of languages to choose from.


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