I mean something that uses the . (dot) as commonly as visual basic, like almost every command has a . (dot) in it
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I mean something that uses the . (dot) as commonly as visual basic, like almost every command has a . (dot) in it
:/ , just learn more VB, just doing a little then going to another language isnt going to help, stick with VB.
Yea, I'll keep learning Visual Basic, its just fun to learn a new laungaue then maybe I could make a bi-lingual program
lol
:)
You normally wouldnt want to do that, unless you're an intermediate->Advanced programmer with the current language. When you know Visual Basic more, you then understand when it's appropiate to use outside languages to use for functionality.
ok... One more question for now....
what is the easest computer laungae in the world!!! (not vb, and donesn't have to be programming)
Well , lets see, for a computer it's machine language 0100010010101 :) , but I would say if it doesnt have to be programming, any number of Batch files would be easy(take a Dos batch for example, just throwing a single command at a time)
NO, I ment like HTML, JAVA, CGI, JDBC, C++, Inter DEV, Fox Pro, etc...
None of those except HTML or JDBC(not a language), HTML is more scripting, and just design, JDBC is a database.
I have some code so that when you come to a window with a password covered with a '*' it will uncover the real password
really??? how????
I used to have one of those programs, but never the VB code for one!!!!
Oh thats easy, goto snadboy.com and download Revelation.
cool!!!!!
Its funny but this would be Correct(well yours works too, but this would be shorter)
If windows.crash = true then
load Unix
elseif Unix.Crash = true then
end of the world
end if
In VB you can use an ElseIf(yes it's all one word)
I don't think that there's anything bad about having a long signiture, and what you wrote, is a little more complex to read
Ok, well your choice, I personally like one I seen before
if 2+2 <> 4 then
Print "Your computer is seriously retarded"
end if
hehe, that's funny
There is some good points and content in this thread, so I have left most of it in place. However, we do not endorse any form of hacking, cracking, warez, or any other dubious activities, so I must request that you do not post links to such sites.
John
ok, (sorry)
hey dimava,
use these books they are gr8.
1. Visual Basic 6 SuperBible by The Waites Group
2. Visual Basic 6 SE by Jeff Spotts & Brian Siller
hope it help ... pal
:))
thanks
For proper API work in VB, get Dan Appelman's Programmers Guide To The Win32 API.
It is the bible as far as VB and the Win API goes.
Worth every cent.
And for a second language, there are a ton out there. Try ADA for a real language (it's a military laguage used for programming avionics packages and the like), or stretch you mind by trying Lisp, Smalltalk or Miranda, which are functional languages (which is comletly differnt to VB)
- gaffa
Following up to Paul on the first page, where he was talking about cracking 56bit DES in 56 hours, on 1500 distrubuted processors.
Does any one know of any groups out there who are aiming
to better that using processor sharing on the net? It wouldn't matter about the speed of each node, it would all be in parallel.
Would any one be interested in participating in this kind of thing?
/me starts to daydream of a simple distributed vb app and a giant disturbance on the net ;-)
andy.
btw, Dan Appleman is the Man, but i recently found another
book which i have to say is better allround (although not as a functional reference, Dan's wins that hands down).
It's one of those O'Reilly books (small monkey on the front of this one) and is called 'Win32 API programming with Visual Basic'.
This is a great book.
andy.