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|4 main(int argc, char* argv[]) | | $ gcc main.c && ./a.out | |
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|5 { | | hello world | |
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I love low level unsafe languages such as C, where you can really |
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mess with the memory directly and truly have an idea of how the |
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code will translate to assembly. |
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The first time I ever touched code, I was in middle school. My |
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uncle had a pc with OpenSUSE and I started reading through the huge |
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book that came with the OS. There were some examples on writing and |
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compiling C code, which I tried copying. |
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It wasn't until high school that I really picked up coding and |
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started writing cheats and bots for the MMORPG "MapleStory", which |
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really taught me a lot about Win32, ASM, hooking, networking and a |
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lot of low level stuff. |
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I have since stopped using windows and also learned lots of low |
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level stuff for linux, such as writing programs without libc using |
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syscalls manually. |
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