[Hải Vũ]

I am learning c/c ++, but there is a problem, I don't know what c/c ++ in hacking can do, please help me

[Cha0]

Well then start with learning what C++ actually is and you'll soon find out.

[saltycracker]

What can a C ++ language produce? In the hands of a rookie, a mess of segfaults and undefined behaviour.

[4Txe4y33C9zvNhMj]

What can a C ++ language produce? In the hands of a rookie, a mess of segfaults and undefined behaviour.

Doubt rookies can produce actually undefined behaviour :p

[radaroptical]

I am learning c/c ++, but there is a problem, I don't know what c/c ++ in hacking can do, please help me

You can make rats, but you can't make them with JUST c++.

[Ahmad]

C++ arguably is one of the most powerful languages, you can do whatever u imagine xd

[Laggy]

Well, most applications that you use on your computer at some level are probably made with C/C++. You can use it for anything. You can make applications from scratch, you can use it for servers, you can make games with it, literally anything you can think of.

[saltycracker]

C++ arguably is one of the most powerful languages, you can do whatever u imagine xd

I never understood why people call C++ powerful.. To be truthful, I'd call it the opposite of powerful. It doesn't embrace high level abstractions, or a garbage collector or any of the other modern ideas. Its a language that bolts onto a 1970's programming idea the concept of objects and templates. Its also weakly typed and old and gathers all the bad ideas of C and adds its own.

[m8than]

I never understood why people call C++ powerful.. To be truthful, I'd call it the opposite of powerful. It doesn't embrace high level abstractions, or a garbage collector or any of the other modern ideas. Its a language that bolts onto a 1970's programming idea the concept of objects and templates. Its also weakly typed and old and gathers all the bad ideas of C and adds its own.

It's powerful because of the possibilities. It allows you to work direct with memory (if you want to). It's also fast as fuck. You can basically use it like any other language if you use the built in libraries that have their own garbage collection.

[iolaka]

You can make rats, but you can't make them with JUST c++.

What makes you think you can't make a RAT using only C++?

[radaroptical]

What makes you think you can't make a RAT using only C++?

I thought you have to learn Windows Sockets, correct me if I'm wrong.

[Lindros]

I never understood why people call C++ powerful.. To be truthful, I'd call it the opposite of powerful. It doesn't embrace high level abstractions, or a garbage collector or any of the other modern ideas. Its a language that bolts onto a 1970's programming idea the concept of objects and templates. Its also weakly typed and old and gathers all the bad ideas of C and adds its own.

I guess you are able to produce speedier programs than something like Python.

[wrapperman32]

I am learning c/c ++, but there is a problem, I don't know what c/c ++ in hacking can do, please help me

c and c++ can't do anything in hacking. Hacking doesn't at all depend on a programming language. Hacking is the art of studying a system and breaking it to modify it to do something that wasn't designed to do. Hacking isn't always blackhat. It can be grey hat which means it's illegal but not malicious. So, you can hack using any language you want. However, high level languages like c and c++ is best for most jobs. However, you can hack things using python and many other languages. However, c and c++ is what is most comply used. It boils down to the flaws and issues that comes up with languages based on it's designs.

[DarkVision]

C++ is great. I had a hole in the roof and i fixed it with C++. My best friend is coded in C++. My two children are named C++ and little C.

You must learn C++ and never stop using it ! 😛😛😛

To be more serious, C++ is awesome and will produce whatever you want.


(The beginning of this post was a joke, to avoid misunderstandings) 🙃🙃🙃

[chipp]

What can a C ++ language produce? In the hands of a rookie, a mess of segfaults and undefined behaviour.

can you give an example for this?