Need help on choosing....
justinluu: Pick any language that supports sockets.:p
Neo_Chalchus wrote: try some scripting languages: Python Lua
For hacking, another one that people go nuts for is perl, but I can never really understand why, it is fairly bloated.
Perl can make some tasks extremely easy and who doesn't like to win at Code Golf every now and then?
-Nirucesis
java is very similar and as strong as C.
BUT i recommend it more since there is much wider support for it from the community (meaning it develops on every day)
AND you can easily build web applets.
as a side note, there won't be a concencus here about which language is better because each lang. is different and each person likes more the one who suits him best for his needs. basically just read the pros and cons of each one posted here and decide for yourself…its the best way to go about it and the worst case scenario is that you learned a language more…which is actually a great thing!
well if you want to go into lower-level programming (robotics programming, firmware, etc.) then I'd learn C. but for everyday desktop applications I'd say probably C++/java//VB…again, it all depends what you want to do with it. I'd decide first whether you want to learn a programming or a scripting language, and then go from there.
PYTHON!!!!
Easy to read, portable, forces you to write clean code, native to linux (does most of the things PERL is great for as well).
Most of my shell scripts are in python.
Pm me for some examples of stuff you can do with it if you want.
(Thanks samurai!)
Edit: Added more info and spelled Samurai right ;)
richohealey wrote: PYTHON!!!!
Easy to read, portable, forces you to write clean code, native to linux (does most of the things PERL is great for as well).
Most of my shell scripts are in python.
Pm me for some examples of stuff you can do with it if you want.
(Thanks samurai!)
Edit: Added more info and spelled Samurai right ;)
Thanks, I would like to looking forward for your helps. By the way, can you tell me where do i have to look for first as the beginer