Hey my Question:
Which Languages do you need for GunZ?
You need any other Languages to use this languages?
If you don't know any Language. Whitch is your first language that you learn?
I hope you can help me
Thanks
Hey my Question:
Which Languages do you need for GunZ?
You need any other Languages to use this languages?
If you don't know any Language. Whitch is your first language that you learn?
I hope you can help me
Thanks
C/C++ , I myself learned C# first but I can't promise it's the best.
C++ / Assembly is needed if you want to code things for GunZ. C# depends on your choice.
You should learn C first to understand C++ better and languages like PHP and SQL are also essential for Gunz but you don't really need them unless you want to code websites.
But you can do a lot of good stuff for GunZ knowing C++ / ASM (Assembly) well.
Last edited by Phoenix; 16-09-10 at 04:40 PM.
Okey thanksOriginally Posted by phoenix_147
1. C#
2. C++
3. ASM
(Maybe php/SQL)
Do you know how long i need to learn it?
No, don't start with C# at first. It will not work out for you.
Start with C, after completing it, go for complete C++ and then learn C# if you want to.
You do need quite a lot of time to understand the languages and then start applying them on GunZ. You need around 6 to 8 months to understand C / C++ / ASM completely and start using them for GunZ. Although people have different learning capabilities. So, it depends on the amount of time and hard work you put in.
Best of luck.
Last edited by Phoenix; 16-09-10 at 04:51 PM.
Hmmm thanks i think than its usless to learn it only for Gunz because the Game die;)
You can use C++ anywhere for programming, not just Gunz. Even if you plan to become a programmer for other things, go for C and C++.Hmmm thanks i think than its usless to learn it only for Gunz because the Game die
You can learn programming for anything you want, not limited to Gunz.Hmmm thanks i think than its usless to learn it only for Gunz because the Game die
Not true. You can start from any language, actually. It's up to you anyway, depending on which language you want to start from.
imo, C++ is more preferred than C.
@OP: You can't just learn to program, you need to try it out to know how to use it well. I'd say - it's like a hands-on activity.
Last edited by Linear88; 16-09-10 at 05:32 PM.
C++ is a more preferred language but learning C first helps understand C++ quicker.
Isn't C so archaic that it actually makes learning C++ harder? Because, from what I read, there are things in C++ that kinda' force you to unlearn stuff you learned in C and thus makes it a bit harder to grasp.
Could you please reply to my PM?
This. Start with C++ or a language more similar to C++ than C.
first learn .xml and then C++
No.
Learning Assembly first WILL increase the chances of you learning C++ easier.
It will also help aid you in debugging the runnable, which you need to do a lot.
No, you shouldn't learn C first. C doesn't have a lot of key features C++ does. Object Oriented Programming is becoming a favorite among a lot of coders.
No, you shouldn't learn xml first. (Wtf? That's not even a programming language)
In my studies, I found it best if I would of learned NASM first (a 'type' of Assembly) then C++, instead of just diving straight into C++ then digging into Assembly.
I don't have enough posts to reply. You have my msn, I believe, it's cekuro@gmail.com
Oh sorry, I didn't know about that.
Thanks.
For Gunz learn ASM first with asm you can do everything gheheheheh
I really don't think half the people here know what they are talking about. Please, everyone, listen to Phoenix.
And remember: It is better to keep your mouth shut and be thought a fool than to open it and remove all doubt. (Mark Twain)
P.S. Use www.google.com
I really don't think you here know what you're talking about. Please, Tankadius, let him listen to whoever he feels it's best to. While phoenix is awesome , he isn't a god who doesn't make mistakes. Everyone has their own opinion.
Not really. If you learn the insides and out of C, as well as x86 assembly, you may very well understand how some of the mechanisms and methods employed in C++ are useful. But, if you half-ass portions, it won't really make a difference.
Learning x86 assembly wouldn't necessarily hurt in learning C++, but it won't "help a LOT" as you say; I can think of better things you could do to understand and learn about the C++ language than studying memory access, opcodes, and other general aspects of assembly.
Learning C first is perfectly acceptable; I originally started C++ when I was 11, but I didn't have the mathematical or IT background to allow me to understand why features such as OOP are important. When you work heavily with C, and you're given the option of working with C++, you more easily will understand the importance of features such as exception handling, object-oriented programming, and other general features of the C++ programming language.
XML's a markup language, not a programming language, correct; however, the author doesn't specify "programming languages", the most specific they are is "Gunz Code Languages".
I would start with Basic Visual Basic, because its really easy and it helps your understand C++ Easier. Because some codes from C++ and VB are almost the same.
I'm done responding to this thread because of posts like these. OP, start wherever the hell you want.
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