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how to not skid
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dont use 1_f0, i used it and couldnt code properly for the next 5 months.
use bro code for basics (youtube, search 'brocode c#'. if you got 4 hours then you can learn most of csharp in a day
learn from other sources but dont skid them, its not always ctrl c + v, when you look at the comments and stuff and understand the code you will know how to improve and use it in the future
APIs are in c#, DLLs are in C++, which you wont need to learn atm, in future maybe. two different things, and if you have your own dll you wont need an API unless you plan on letting other exploits use it, but you'll always need an injector which can be in both c# and c++. dont get these languages confused.
for script hubs please do NOT spam 'executeScript('');' a million times for each script. its just messy and bad practice. webbased script hubs are better.
people will hate on your bad code in the start; my advice for this is dont make a release until you know to make an application that replaces the oof sound and updates itself, and dont make it too big until you master the language.
hopefully this clears up all the skids and helps them learn. #TeachTheSkids
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Some things that I find wrong with this thread:
I highly doubt that setting aside just four hours for learning C# will make you able to learn "most of" C#.
An application programming interface (API), can be written in literally any language. They're not exclusive to the exploiting community, you're thinking of exploit APIs which are usually written in C#, but can also be written in other languages.
Injectors can be written in many languages too.
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@DeepPain Yeah I meant exploit apis, its better practice to write them in csharp. Also, I meant by, in that 4 hours, you will have learn most of if not all of the necessary stuff for beginners, not the advanced stuff
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Instructions unclear, found myself skidding again
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Eh, in my opinion this is alright, but tips
1) documentations are a thing.
2) you should learn at your own pace and use what ever material best fits you. If you don't know what best fits you well, try differerent things and see which one motivates you to keep using it.
3) you can always ask a person for help don't be shy.
4) last and final don't lie about skidding, if you skidded something come out and say it, that proves people can trust you, if you lie and deny the facts and evidence you will be taunted, and clowned on by your own friends
That's it, ofc there is a whole lot more, but my explanations and wording is garbage.
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I do not recommend watching LONG tutorials.
But, Nice thread eitherway.
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nice advice but i dont agree with "web based script hubs are better"
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In general this thread is bs "web based script hubs are better"
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thats rich comin from you xd
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