What programming languages/frameworks are you currently learning?

I've been dabbling a little bit in ASM, particularly x86_64, as if I were to be using it, it would be on my x86/x64 machines
It's tough because instructions are so simple, you may as well get fucking amazing at algorithms before attempting to do shit. God knows I need to brush up on algs. But it's fun trying to work it out, keeping the logic flow going in your head, and there are some really good games out there to get you thinking a lot about ASM development, which I still need to get on to playing.

Assembly Language is the gateway to game hacking, if you are interested in all that stuff. Algorithms are important, and you should get yourself some more practice. Use the resources at teachyourselfcs.com if you need help.

Python. But I do not think that I chose a good path.

11-02-2018, 09:33 AM

Yahooo Wrote: Python. But I do not think that I chose a good path.

Is there any reason in specific. Or are you just finding out you would have rather learned something else because of personal preference?

11-02-2018, 09:33 AM

Yahooo Wrote: Python. But I do not think that I chose a good path.

Why not if I might ask? Its quite useful and easy to use. There is a lot of great tutorials for it online and Automate the Boring Stuff in Python is amazing for learning it. You can quickly build a portfolio with python and that book.

at school we just start with java. with 4 hours per week we have to do different assignements in small groups

I have started to learn python, bought a few courses on Udemy, kinda lost interest and haven't been doing the course but I'll get back into it and hopefully start learning and understanding better.

I'm learningLaravel and C#. I'm a newbie with C# but I think that it's not as difficult as it's seems.

I'm learning C# and using lidgren for the networking. 2D games suck ass

C++ and Java are my two priorities on coding. I'm reading tutorials on Java and C++ and applying them