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Originally Posted by Chilli9434
 The best learning languages in my opinion are: Python, Vb.net or learning web languages (HTML/CSS/PHP/JavaScript). However, once you've learned once language it will be easier to learn others. Although languages like python and vb.net are good to learn, they're not very good for industry work, if thats what you're thinking of doing. But don't let that deter you from learning them as it will make your life a lot easier when you go onto learn something like C++, C# or Java.
Also, remember that you're going to make mistakes and don't be afraid to do this. Also ask for help where you need it, instead of giving up. |
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Originally Posted by Private200
I first started with pawno and it literally made me get addicted to other programming languages, like C# and C++. Give Pawno a try as it's an easier language than other ones.
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Originally Posted by WhiteGhost
Tbh,samp scripting is kinda a waste of time its only for Samp And for fun ill start with html coding because it does teach u something in everyday living.
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<!DocType>
<html>
<body>
</body>
</html>
public OnGamemodeInit()
{
AddPlayerClass()
new textdraw;
}
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Originally Posted by Sreyas
I would recommend you to start with c++
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Originally Posted by ]Rafaellos[
Recommend to a total newbie use C++ is like recommend a 10year old study rocket science.
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Originally Posted by CopKing123
Ok so should I first start learning C++ or PAWN?
cus I'm very eager to code a filterscript or gamemode bymyself in samp |
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Originally Posted by CopKing123
I want to thank every single person that suggested and helped me out in this, and I'm thinking to code a new script from scratch but should I go for a cnr or tdm?
and which one is the easiest zcmd or the basic pawn cmd |
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Originally Posted by CopKing123
I want to thank every single person that suggested and helped me out in this, and I'm thinking to code a new script from scratch but should I go for a cnr or tdm?
and which one is the easiest zcmd or the basic pawn cmd |