Programming languages

[WallShadow]

Java is much like C and C++ but slightly faster to code, but slower to run.

its faster in the short run. in the long run, don't use it unless you plan to publish it or use it multi-platform. I know cause that's all i do every day

[Kataclysmic]

Wow, ok so first off, how to I get python for mac? I already have IDLE but the problem with it is that I can't writes any programs with more than 1 line. So for example if I wrote one line, as soon as I go to the next line it runs everything on the first line. I also can't save/load programs. 2nd, if I did learn more about python and I wrote, say, a vulnerability scanner, what would I do from there? Would I like, upload it to a website and it will run the program on the site, and check for vulnerabilities?
And also, how useful is it compared to other languages, say C+ or perl?

Click on file then new file save the file as .py OS X already has python. Open terminal run "python script.py" and it will run. Python is very useful in hacking both pre and post exploit. I have some python tutorials here: http://lawofcode.com/videos/python/2/

[centip3de]

Click on file then new file save the file as .py OS X already has python. Open terminal run "python script.py" and it will run. Python is very useful in hacking both pre and post exploit. I have some python tutorials here: http://lawofcode.com/videos/python/2/

Good post, but if you'll notice, this thread is dead and that's the way it should have stayed. Ah well, c'est la vie.