I know most people tend to go with C++, but why not C#? It's just as powerful and from what I've read it can do everything C++ can.
I know most people tend to go with C++, but why not C#? It's just as powerful and from what I've read it can do everything C++ can.
At this moment I've switched from Delphi to C#. Especially I like wpf, which make my life with creating interfaces more easier
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Yeah, I like C# a lot. It has the power of C++ with OOP to go with it and a huge library. You make bots in C# these days? I don't know if you remember but a year ago I was talking to you about making an Atlantica bot. I'm going to try making one I think. If nothing else it will be a good learning experience for me.
How does C# compare to C++ for writing bots that hook the program and then read and write to memory?
Thanks and yes its true they do have more advantage than delphi.
This. The only difference will be the performance really, personally I use C# for most of my projects because it's so close to Java in syntax, which is the first language I learned, so it makes it much simpler for me. If you cared about performance or speed though, then you should stick with C++.