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ViciDraco · 41-45, M
Going to have better luck finding tutorials online.
If you are just starting out brand new there are two broadly recommended avenues to take.
1) jump into the deep end and learn C/C++ that covers a broad range of topics and would have you well versed with debugging skills.
2) learn something a little higher level but broadly applicable. Python is a good go to.
Personally, I would recommend route 2 to most people.
If you are just starting out brand new there are two broadly recommended avenues to take.
1) jump into the deep end and learn C/C++ that covers a broad range of topics and would have you well versed with debugging skills.
2) learn something a little higher level but broadly applicable. Python is a good go to.
Personally, I would recommend route 2 to most people.
PDXNative1986 · 36-40, MVIP
@ViciDraco I feel comfortable with route 1 but I know C is prone to security problems in that buffer overflows are common if people don't manage their memory carefully.
And I don't know how to carefully.
And I don't know how to carefully.