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Should I Learn C++
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Hi TTG, im 13 and have a lot of spare time after school and all that. I am really interested in coding and want to learn how to write patch_mp.ff files for my Jtag. I am aware that C++ is essentially used for this. I was wondering if it was worth it or not? Bear in mind i am interested in more that mp.ff's that is just my main interest ATM.
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Well if you want to learn how to edit them I don't see how else you would do it. Go to thenewboston on YouTube, he has like 70+ tuts on C++.
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CoD Patches are not coded in just C++, its a combination between C++ and Python, but for CoD you can pick up on it pretty quickly while you look at others work, but don't just copy it, look and learn how it works, once you find out how something works, its very easy to make something better / more advanced.
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im taking a class for high school next year and its all C++ so immh be joining you ;P
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If all you want to do is code patches then C++ would probably confuse you because it wouldn't be in the context of gaming, but if you actually want to program, as a career or just for fun, then I suggest you learn C#, then you could move to C++.
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The FastFile scripting used in the Call of Duty games is somewhat similar to C++ in that they share the same syntax, but it's not object-oriented. It's a scripting language, so it's designed to where you can just declare stuff on the fly, and basically just make your life easier. In C++ you have to deal with pointers and memory allocation and deallocation which you don't even need to worry about with a scripting language/manged code.
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