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What programming language should I try to learn? - Asuna_mybb_import7736 - 02-16-2013

Hello.
I'm pretty bored, since I don't hack much for the moment. I want to come back, into programming a little bit.
What I know this far:
  • Batch
  • A little AutoIt
  • And
  • Much little Python

It shouldn't be a hard language as C. I've tried that, but it didn't make enough sence to me. I thought about learning AutoIt again, since it's ages since I've toughed it. And it makes sence and doesn't need hundreds of apps to compile. What'd you suggest? What's a fun language to know?


RE: What programming language should I try to learn? - LoneDevil - 02-16-2013

Well if you want I can try giving you lessons on python via skype. (not video lessons, just that way instant messenging is a possibility)


RE: What programming language should I try to learn? - Asuna_mybb_import7736 - 02-16-2013

(02-16-2013, 01:51 AM)LoneDevil Wrote: Well if you want I can try giving you lessons on python via skype. (not video lessons, just that way instant messenging is a possibility)

I didn't like Python. :/
I learned the simple "print" commands, but it got a little boring. Sad I forgot to include: The language should be able to make GUIs!


RE: What programming language should I try to learn? - LoneDevil - 02-16-2013

(02-16-2013, 01:55 AM)BrySi Wrote:
(02-16-2013, 01:51 AM)LoneDevil Wrote: Well if you want I can try giving you lessons on python via skype. (not video lessons, just that way instant messenging is a possibility)

I didn't like Python. :/
I learned the simple "print" commands, but it got a little boring. Sad I forgot to include: The language should be able to make GUIs!

Umm...as far as my understanding goes, python does make GUI's.


RE: What programming language should I try to learn? - The Alchemist - 02-16-2013

Try some web development languages PHP, jQuery, Javascript, etc... You can build a lot of stuff if you know PHP well. You'll just need an environment to run PHP codes. Use XAMPP.
For making tools in EXE, the best would be Visual C++ I guess. Frooxius had once explained to me why Visual C++ would be faster and more efficient than VB.NET or AutoIT or similar languages. And as you'd mentioned in your thread about not wanting more than one program to compile and run your codes, you could use Codeblocks for it or Dev C++ or better would be Visual Studio.


RE: What programming language should I try to learn? - H4R0015K - 02-16-2013

(02-16-2013, 01:55 AM)BrySi Wrote: I learned the simple "print" commands, but it got a little boring. Sad

anyone can get bored while knowing only print command.learn some other stuff like conditional branching,looping,function etc...i am doing python currently and i must tell you i am having lots of fun with it plus it is one of easiest language too.


RE: What programming language should I try to learn? - Ex094 - 02-16-2013

My suggestion would be Python, I am loving this language! It's fun to code and learn. If you plan to learn Python do PM me I got a list of videos in my HDD that teach you the very basics of Python, Will give it to ya then Smile


RE: What programming language should I try to learn? - BunnyJ - 02-16-2013

(02-16-2013, 07:56 AM)Ex094 Wrote: My suggestion would be Python, I am loving this language! It's fun to code and learn. If you plan to learn Python do PM me I got a list of videos in my HDD that teach you the very basics of Python, Will give it to ya then Smile


I totally agree, I love Python and with version 2.7.3 you can install WxPython for some nice GUI development.


RE: What programming language should I try to learn? - Anima Templi - 02-17-2013

Okay there have been a lot of answers. I will try to clear this down as much as possible, but to do this I need you to answer one question. What do you want to make? Which programs are you thinking/whishing to create?


RE: What programming language should I try to learn? - Asuna_mybb_import7736 - 02-17-2013

My own pentesting lab. That's why the GUI is extremely important.