How do i break out of this "loop" (get it?), of constantly watching and following along with youtube videos. I take notes, I pay attention, and I memorize everything I see. But like when I open a compiler i have know idea how to bring all this information together to make a program. Like ill watch a video on polymorphism and another one on method hiding, and method overriding i understand what the dude is doing, and I pay attention to how he does it but like how do i use this to go off and make my own programs.
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Aug 2, 2019 02:30 PM
(This post was last modified: Aug 2, 2019 02:30 PM by lilcsharp.)
(Aug 2, 2019 02:01 PM)Bunnyslippers69 Wrote: I'd program as you're watching the video. It helps me when i'm trying to understand a new concept. I do that i type as the speaker is explaining the concept. Im just concering as to how I would transfer and apply this concept if i was making a program. What should my thinking be if I were to say coding a keylogger or rat or something from scratch. I feel like i learn concepts but I wouldnt know how i would use it if i was making a program.  (Aug 2, 2019 02:30 PM)lilcsharp Wrote: I do that i type as the speaker is explaining the concept. Im just concering as to how I would transfer and apply this concept if i was making a program. What should my thinking be if I were to say coding a keylogger or rat or something from scratch. I feel like i learn concepts but I wouldnt know how i would use it if i was making a program. You'd need to learn how a keylogger works / what u are trying to make. Its very important for you to understand the concept of what you are trying to build otherwise you are fucked. Example: Every key a user hits should be recorded. Design stage: Design how u want ur program to look and function Program stage; Make a checklist and as you program check what you've made. You might need to google a few useful stuff like: "How to capture keystrokes - C# |
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