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| Hacker Coding |
Woah! That is some advancing question which you are searching for. But, I am going to answer that. Today I will tell you the three most required languages by a hacker and some notable languages that a hacker should know of. So, let us begin with it.
Why do we need to learn Programming?
If you are trying to get into hacking and have at least tried some hacking scripts, then you would get it. Why do we need to learn to code?
But if you have not
then, the fact is that if we are using an old python script that is
now outdated but can work with some minor changes then, we can make
the changes ourselves, without needing the original programmer to
re-write the script.
Top 3 programming languages:
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| Python Programming |
Python:
You must have heard everyone saying that Python is easy and you should learn it first. But wait, that is not all true. The basics are easy to learn but hard to build projects on them.You can even master it faster than any other language, But you will need a lot of practice for that. Around 40% of the hacking scripts are developed using Python.
The reason behind the popularity of python is its libraries and Object-oriented programming language.
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| C++ Programming |
C++:
Another
object-oriented programming language that is robust and is majorly
used to design the network side scripts.
Because it is a
successor of the C language, it is robust and hard to
crack.
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| JavaScript Programming |
Javascript:
You
must have heard Javascript most of the time. To be clear, right now,
we are talking about javascript, not java. Both are different things.
Javascript is used in browsers for creating scripts. These are
majorly used to deploy malicious code in the website or force users
to download the malicious application or payload attached by the
hacker.
Notable Programming Languages:
Shell
PHP
C
HTML
Java
SQL
Conclusion:
Make sure that you have at least basic knowledge of every programming language.
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