C or C++?

guys i got basics expiriance with C and C++… and when i try to find more advanced lessons and books, most of books explain them both… do you think it will be hard to learn them two at once and dost it cost it to learn them both? i want to create hackers apps and programming under linux in future :) yes i know my english is bad…. its good that i have a few bulgarian books :D

Learn them both.

they're pretty similar, so it wouldnt be too hard to learn them both at once, but i like C++ a lot more, so i would recommend learning that one. it's a bit more user friendly too.

I'd say C++. It rocks B)

but C is alot more powerfull i think….. all operation systems and drivers are
writen in C not in C++ and with C you got almost full control on your PC…..

The_Shade wrote: but C is alot more powerfull i think…..

Uhhhhh..no. C++ is MUCH more powerful than C. Everything you do in C you can do in C++ but not everything in C++ you can do in C. C is like knife juggling, C++ is like juggling chainsaws. C is most certainly not more powerful than C++ I recommend you go download devC+++ and learn.

The_Shade wrote: but C is alot more powerfull i think….. all operation systems and drivers are
writen in C not in C++ and with C you got almost full control on your PC….. true, but i think c++ is an easier place to start. plus, having full control over the system is only valuable if you need that much control. otherwise the language is needlessly obscure and difficult to read.

what do you intend to program?

can you give me website where to learn more advanced C++….. i know basics….. i want to program RAT programs,bot nets,exploits and all kinda of hacker programs.. do you think so i should learn win32 API?

It depends on what you are aiming to exploit.. Familiarity with the win32 API is very benificial but is pretty much limited to windows.

Isn't DevC++ like ungodly old at this point? It was what I started with until I figured out that it hadn't been updated in forever. Compilers like Code::Blocks, Eclipse, and Microsoft Visual C++ are all free and regularly updated with better features than devc++, that's just my opinion though.

You're opinion is correct.

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