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+1 cookie for determination. Keep it up. You can never learn too much(unless it's that your parents have a cam site).Thanks for the cookie, even though I'm not sure what that is. you have 140, I and I'm at -6
I believe it's gone now, but your giving me a week or two to fail? OK, I'm not going to stop learning it until Ive mastered or at least know a good chunk of it. It could be Python, Ruby, C, C++, C#, Java, SQL, PHP, and so on... 12 hours down today, 9,988 more hours to go.
I give you a week, maybe two. Depending on how fast you fail. Because saying you will devote 10 hours every time you are off is just not normal. You look like Kali is your idol, great.
Thank god your posts don't have that quote any more. Now I only need to see it once every time you spam shit.
Edit: fuck its in the post above mine. Could you remove that shit?
Do NOT look for 'easy', look for 'versatile'. If you're wanting to do all of those things, particularly that which requires lower-level experience(systems level development, for operating systems), then you should start with C. You should start with C anyway, but really..you're basically asking directly to learn C.C sounds great! I just bought a $17 book called "Learn Python the Hard Way" by Zed A. Shaw[emoji16] which is pretty handy.
C is used for basically everything.
- Your OS is coded in it(as most are).
- System libraries are coded in it.
- In searching for major vulnerabilities, you'll need to know C.
- Most programming languages that are popular today are related to C.
- Most of the technology that's used on the Internet is designed around BSD sockets, which are implemented in C.
- You WILL need to learn it to achieve your goals.
Python is 'okay' and all, and it may give you a bit of a jump into 'immediate satisfaction', knowing that you can accomplish something relatively quickly. But, ultimately, your best bet is to learn C first and branch out from there. With a solid understanding of C, every other programming language is easier to learn, because you've learned the root. It's kinda like learning Latin and then being able to more easily understand languages that evolved from Latin. There are some differences between languages, obviously, but the similarities that exist make the differing syntax easier to learn.
Guess its all been said, python it is..... start with it, do as much as you can with it, if you understand the concept of coding in one language you can move to another easily.Thanks for the helpful information, I'll definitely check out those website. I'll try to put around 10 hours into Python the days I'm off. @insert-name-here, I'm a somewhat fast learner, it depends on how badly I want to learn it, and in this case, I want it bad.
Hmmm don't really use python much but since you just starting out i'll advice you to go with python v3, yeah yeah some might say most scripts are in v2 but that doesn't stop it being in v3 cause i know most v2 lib are now ported to v3, v2 was popular cause its older and still maintained also most people started out with it, since v3 is here to stay that you must learn(oh well its just my own point of view, some may say otherwise)
How long it might take?
Depends on how any hours you can put in a day, if you so free that you can do 10-15hrs/day then you will be alright in no time
For resources,
if you wanna start lightweight and with a project driven approach start with "Starting out with python 3rd edition by Tony Gaddis"
A more comprehensive would be "Learning Python 5th edition" though its approach is much like api tut rather than the project driven which most times we get excited about
After that would be "Programming Python 4th edition" this is more like a sequel to learning python, totally project driven lost in the named above
To complement these you can get The New Boston tutorials on python3 , some people find it hard reading only, so you could use the videos topic by topic with the ones in the book
Last but no the least Albert's inventwithpython.com, this site has free ebooks on gaming and cryptography topics (likewise you could also start with these cause it assumes no coding exp, teaches as you move....so you could use this ones to get your feet wet).
Finish these and you would be awesome in coding, you wouldn't even need someone to show you where to go next, you would know
May the force be with you!!
How long do you think it'll take to master Python? Less than a year?
Python is a fun programming language to learn and you don't have to worry much about using header files and compiling and etc. Hell, you can mess around with it in an interpreter or programs for developing python code.
Once you master Python any other language should be easy since you already know programming basics, although you would have to get used to their different syntax.
Double post is just two in a row or more. It doesn't mean it's a duplicate, it means your spamming the thread with multiple entries right after the other. This is okay in some situations, but not this one. I have fixed your mistake twice, now that you know what it is, please stop and use the modify if you have more to add to a post.I'm not adding the Kali post, it's my signature for all my Tapatalk forums.
Also, you can add that Kali quote to your signature in your profile options so you don't need to post it every time.
There's no language that is deemed easiest, any can be easy to learn, anyways first what would you like to do with programming? so we can help you choose one in that domain@IamMe, I want to do a lot with programming, as a white/grey hat "hacker". I want to build my way up from knowing absolutely little to no hacking and programming skills to being an advanced programmer. I want to build OS's from dirt (scratch), be a security expert, specialize in penetration testing. I cant lie about me wanting to crack a password or two. I want to start off with the easiest language and go from there (or whatever suits me best in specifically what I want to do.) After all I do have Kali Linux 2.0 which is loaded with hacking tools, but don't know how to use any of them yet.
Brainfuck.I've never heard of it until now.
