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Quote from: aakashsangwan on October 03, 2015, 09:16:26 AM

I am always fascinated by scripts that are available online, like the bustabit autobet script or let's say the udemy course ripper script.

My question is that what coding language i have to study and practice to code these kinds of scripts as i am a total noob in computer coding. I am currently using windows.

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I think that the option for you is to start with C# or python. C# was my very first language that I have studied. My advice for you is to take a look on youtube, because there are a lot of tutorials and tips. You can find everything, if you really want it. I have a lot of friends that are working in IT and they studied everything by themselves. Also, you should read about your desired job, so you can be sure what you want to study and what you want to become.

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Do not waste your time on non web programming languages if you want to create scripts for online casinos etc. All you should learn is HTML5 (especially DOM part) and JavaScript. Also basically how the sites and servers working (GET/POST requests, web sockets etc.). If you want to build fully automated scripts working separately from your browser then you need learn also PHP and MySQL. PHP is most easy in learning web programming language.

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Javascript is a good language for writing small programs for the web (bots, scripts, scrapers, etc.), because the language is pretty simple and it is the native language of the browser, so you can easily write userscripts and extensions that alter the behavior of a site just for you, which sounds like something that you might want to do. Also learning JS will give you skills for working with the DOM, while with other languages you'll have to learn it separately.

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Quote from: aakashsangwan on October 04, 2015, 03:57:04 AM

From the above answers i have concluded that i should learn python and in the guidance of a local tutor. Thanx everybody Grin

You're welcome dude. Python is a very powerful language that offers too many applications in systems and creating apps. Aside from its simple syntax, it is also easy to learn. Good luck on your programming lessons!

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From the above answers i have concluded that i should learn python and in the guidance of a local tutor. Thanx everybody Grin

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Quote from: Pursuer on October 04, 2015, 01:09:02 AM

make sure to check out http://www.microsoftvirtualacademy.com/ for some free video resources to get you started in your programming journey

there is a very beginner friendly course there on c# , I think it is called "c# programming for absolute beginners" I watched it and it was a little slow but a very decent series and most importantly it is free.

Just took a quick visit on the site, and I can't seem to find the program that you're stating in here. I'm also interested in learning C# since I just finished an online course in C++ at codeacademy. Python is also neat for beginners as it uses simple syntax in coding.

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Quote from: CanIHazBitcoin777 on October 04, 2015, 12:43:53 AM

Quote from: aakashsangwan on October 03, 2015, 09:16:26 AM

I am always fascinated by scripts that are available online, like the bustabit autobet script or let's say the udemy course ripper script.

My question is that what coding language i have to study and practice to code these kinds of scripts as i am a total noob in computer coding. I am currently using windows.

Thanks
Regards

I think its a combination of java and PHP, most bitcoin scrips are in that language to be server compatible.

php with web gui, seems the best for those kind of thing, i have a rented bot done with it and it work beautiful, and it is very easy to udnerstand

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make sure to check out http://www.microsoftvirtualacademy.com/ for some free video resources to get you started in your programming journey

there is a very beginner friendly course there on c# , I think it is called "c# programming for absolute beginners" I watched it and it was a little slow but a very decent series and most importantly it is free.

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Quote from: aakashsangwan on October 03, 2015, 09:16:26 AM

I am always fascinated by scripts that are available online, like the bustabit autobet script or let's say the udemy course ripper script.

My question is that what coding language i have to study and practice to code these kinds of scripts as i am a total noob in computer coding. I am currently using windows.

Thanks
Regards

I think its a combination of java and PHP, most bitcoin scrips are in that language to be server compatible.

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Quote from: OmegaStarScream on October 03, 2015, 10:07:56 AM

Quote from: aakashsangwan on October 03, 2015, 09:16:26 AM

I am always fascinated by scripts that are available online, like the bustabit autobet script or let's say the udemy course ripper script.

My question is that what coding language i have to study and practice to code these kinds of scripts as i am a total noob in computer coding. I am currently using windows.

Thanks
Regards

Hardest languages to learn are probably C & C++ , so I'd recommend you to start learning C# it's pretty simple , known and effective on the same time .
for what comes to the Autobet script that's web , which means it's Probably PHP or NodeJS (most used) , and that Udemy ripper it's writen on Python . IT's a good language to learn however you still can do the same thing with different programming languages of course and you can write in different platforms (iOS , Android , Linux , Windows etc .. )

C++ is a powerful yet simple language, at least for me. I've pretty much learned most of my knowledge on that language on codeacademy. After that course, it's pretty much self-study from that point onward. Also OP, why not consider looking for some local course which comes for free or little payment? A trainer which you can approach personally has actually have some greater effect on you studying something.

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Quote from: Possum577 on October 03, 2015, 08:37:41 PM

Quote from: notlist3d on October 03, 2015, 07:23:58 PM

If you have a little extra money look at local community college, trade school, college, university etc. I really benefited with the option of being able to have a teacher on learning coding.

Some of the options above are higher then others. But if you have a local community college likely you can get a programming class for not a huge amount of money. (yes much higher then just a book though).

And if you don't have any money or don't want to spend money, consider finding a student in that field to teach you in their spare time, or take them out for coffee to just talk about it. There's probably coding clubs or groups of people that just love to talk about it in your area of the world.

This is actually a really awsome idea. I forgot all about the group studies and one on one tutoring. If you contact the book store on campus most likely you can get a used copy of programming in certain languages. Depending on college/university size they may have one or multiple types.

If you offer a decent wage for a good student that has passed the class you could get one on one tutoring for far cheaper then any class. You would do learn at home and hit any problems bring it to tutor maybe once a week. If you have the money you will find the class very beneficial though.

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Quote from: OmegaStarScream on October 03, 2015, 10:07:56 AM

I'd recommend you to start learning C# it's pretty simple , known and effective on the same time .

I second this recommendation. It's a very versatile programming language, especially if you use Windows.

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Quote from: notlist3d on October 03, 2015, 07:23:58 PM

If you have a little extra money look at local community college, trade school, college, university etc. I really benefited with the option of being able to have a teacher on learning coding.

Some of the options above are higher then others. But if you have a local community college likely you can get a programming class for not a huge amount of money. (yes much higher then just a book though).

And if you don't have any money or don't want to spend money, consider finding a student in that field to teach you in their spare time, or take them out for coffee to just talk about it. There's probably coding clubs or groups of people that just love to talk about it in your area of the world.

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Quote from: aakashsangwan on October 03, 2015, 09:16:26 AM

I am always fascinated by scripts that are available online, like the bustabit autobet script or let's say the udemy course ripper script.

My question is that what coding language i have to study and practice to code these kinds of scripts as i am a total noob in computer coding. I am currently using windows.

Thanks
Regards

Python is a nice language for beginners as it's a little simpler than some other languages but you can still achieve powerful results. The codecademy course is a nice intro https://www.codecademy.com/tracks/python. Then start building your own stuff as soon as you can as it's the best way to really learn (and fun!).

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If you have a little extra money look at local community college, trade school, college, university etc. I really benefited with the option of being able to have a teacher on learning coding.

Some of the options above are higher then others. But if you have a local community college likely you can get a programming class for not a huge amount of money. (yes much higher then just a book though).

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Check out Coursera - free courses from established Universities - www.coursera.org

Here's a link to their courses on coding -> https://www.coursera.org/courses/?query=coding

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Quote from: aakashsangwan on October 03, 2015, 09:16:26 AM

I am always fascinated by scripts that are available online, like the bustabit autobet script or let's say the udemy course ripper script.

My question is that what coding language i have to study and practice to code these kinds of scripts as i am a total noob in computer coding. I am currently using windows.

Thanks
Regards

Hardest languages to learn are probably C & C++ , so I'd recommend you to start learning C# it's pretty simple , known and effective on the same time .
for what comes to the Autobet script that's web , which means it's Probably PHP or NodeJS (most used) , and that Udemy ripper it's writen on Python . IT's a good language to learn however you still can do the same thing with different programming languages of course and you can write in different platforms (iOS , Android , Linux , Windows etc .. )

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I am always fascinated by scripts that are available online, like the bustabit autobet script or let's say the udemy course ripper script.

My question is that what coding language i have to study and practice to code these kinds of scripts as i am a total noob in computer coding. I am currently using windows.

Thanks
Regards

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