Post: [INFO] Learn to code like the pro's in 3 days or less!
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10-18-2010, 10:37 AM
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jeffadkins51
Developer
There are sites all over the internet that teach you how to code python scripts even if your a total newb to coding. they say you can learn in 3 days or less no matter what level of coder you already are.
So for those of you who wish to learn to code and quit copy pasting. Go google the python language and find some sites that teach you to code it. it wont take long and you'll come out knowing how to code GSC like most of the "expert" coders on here. GSC is a very basic language and not hard to understand with if you have a core knowledge of other languages, since its closest in my opinion to python. i suggest you go learn to code in python which is very easy to do
Hope this helps some of you!
-Jeff
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10-18-2010, 11:28 AM
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XxprokillahxX
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10-18-2010, 11:47 AM
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jeffadkins51
Developer
like i said once you know a core language learning what all the gsc "mumbo" actually means is quite simple
and yes its a mix of c and python and something new
but learning python can be accomplished easily in 3 days or less... learning c.... not so easy lol
but yes if you want to go learn c i encourage it. that's great. but if you're doing it to code gsc files. start with python. if you like what you're learning and want to take it to the next level, sure go learn c. but learning c isnt required for programming in GSC. unless of course you want to REALLY program and not just learn to create functions and understand how it works on a basic level
and yes its a mix of c and python and something new
but learning python can be accomplished easily in 3 days or less... learning c.... not so easy lol
but yes if you want to go learn c i encourage it. that's great. but if you're doing it to code gsc files. start with python. if you like what you're learning and want to take it to the next level, sure go learn c. but learning c isnt required for programming in GSC. unless of course you want to REALLY program and not just learn to create functions and understand how it works on a basic level
10-18-2010, 11:54 AM
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XxprokillahxX
Banned
Originally posted by jeffadkins51
like i said once you know a core language learning what all the gsc "mumbo" actually means is quite simple
and yes its a mix of c and python and something new
but learning python can be accomplished easily in 3 days or less... learning c.... not so easy lol
but yes if you want to go learn c i encourage it. that's great. but if you're doing it to code gsc files. start with python. if you like what you're learning and want to take it to the next level, sure go learn c. but learning c isnt required for programming in GSC. unless of course you want to REALLY program and not just learn to create functions and understand how it works on a basic level
and yes its a mix of c and python and something new
but learning python can be accomplished easily in 3 days or less... learning c.... not so easy lol
but yes if you want to go learn c i encourage it. that's great. but if you're doing it to code gsc files. start with python. if you like what you're learning and want to take it to the next level, sure go learn c. but learning c isnt required for programming in GSC. unless of course you want to REALLY program and not just learn to create functions and understand how it works on a basic level
haha loving the in depth posts :y: but i actually learnt c# and c++ intending to make a few programs a while back... then took a look at gsc again and im like wtf :O i understand this so much better now... and then yeh i could actually code..
c programming takes patience and dedication. and you are right.. if you only intend to learn gsc then it isnt the best but for some reason i found c++ and c# easier to learn than vb and python
i guess thats just me though xD but if people want to learn switch case and some variables then i would suggest finding them in that tut and taking a look.. it will help..
haha anyway nice thread
10-18-2010, 12:31 PM
#5
jeffadkins51
Developer
Originally posted by XxprokillahxX
haha loving the in depth posts :y: but i actually learnt c# and c++ intending to make a few programs a while back... then took a look at gsc again and im like wtf :O i understand this so much better now... and then yeh i could actually code..
c programming takes patience and dedication. and you are right.. if you only intend to learn gsc then it isnt the best but for some reason i found c++ and c# easier to learn than vb and python
i guess thats just me though xD but if people want to learn switch case and some variables then i would suggest finding them in that tut and taking a look.. it will help..
haha anyway nice thread
c programming takes patience and dedication. and you are right.. if you only intend to learn gsc then it isnt the best but for some reason i found c++ and c# easier to learn than vb and python
i guess thats just me though xD but if people want to learn switch case and some variables then i would suggest finding them in that tut and taking a look.. it will help..
haha anyway nice thread
your ps3 fixed yet? btw do you have time to convert a pc patch for me? it will be a very easy conversion it is small and a VERY good patch you'll get mad props for
let me know (im just too busy)
12-22-2010, 07:13 PM
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hydro_122499
Bounty hunter
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