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whats something I can do to further my interest in coding? Looking back I really enjoyed scripting for cod4 because of the instant feedback it provides in that you can see your changes in-game. But, I have no interest in ever playing/modding cod4 again... Any suggestions/ideas?
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sims 4 uses python ;))
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Well since you liked the feedback aspect you could venture into other games as some others suggested. You've got the likes of Minecraft, CSGO, games that support Oxide - http://docs.oxidemod.org/7-days-to-die/#advanced-get-method, Black Ops 3 etc.. If you have interest in a particular language just learn that language, I liked Python because of it's syntax so i started with Python.
Should you want to learn a different language after learning one already, having that knowledge from the first language makes learning a new language a whole lot easier anyway, even the GSC will help you.
Go based on what you want to do, My inspiration was Phaedrean's forest generation video and I made a basic command type program, then i added GUI and more capabilities.
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thanks for all the suggestions guys. Im kinda busy in the process of moving but once the move is over and i'm settled I'll definitely be looking into some of this stuff
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Using other people's work as a foundation for your own and giving credit for said foundation is almost a textbook example of how Linux and most other open-source projects work in the real world. But that's really none of my business is it.
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Mhm
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its not illegal for the mod to exist, it's illegal for the mod to be sold.
2 different things
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Wow I thought it was 4 different things
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