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[HC Official] Programming Tutorials Collection - Psycho_Coder - 11-23-2013

Programming Tutorials
By HC Devlopers and HC Members

This is collection of the Programming related tutorials on HackCommunity made by HC Developers group and other HC Members

HC Dev Team

1. Deque
2. ArkPhaze
3. Solixious
4. The Alchemist
5. invisal
6. Ex094
7. noize
8. Slarek
9. Psycho_Coder

(Tell me if I didn't named someone)

Tutorials

Spoiler: Click to View All Tutorials Links


1. @Deque

Spoiler: Open

Artificial neural networks - the basics

Introduction to Assembly for Linux (Intel 32 and 64 bit)

Logic programming with Prolog

Internal representation of floating point numbers (ANSI/IEEE 754)

Make your terminal greet you

Upper-lower-case combinations with a bitmask

Virus: PE infection strategies

How Mozilla saves passwords

Basic virus infection and polymorphism

[ASM] How to get command line arguments

[C] child processes example

Portable Executable format and its .rsrc section

[C] datagram sockets example

[ASM] Calling C functions on 64bit architecture

Performance Measurement




2. @Ex094

Spoiler: Open

Building Your Website From Scratch [HTML/CSS/PHP] - Part 1

Building Your Website From Scratch [HTML/CSS/PHP] - Part 2

Building Your Website From Scratch [HTML/CSS/PHP] - Part 3

Introduction to Sorting and Sorting Algorithms

Introduction to Sorting and Sorting Algorithms - Part 2

Python For Beginners

Compiling Your Python Project

Introduction to Python Range() Function





3. @ArkPhaze

Spoiler: Open

The C# Programming Language Introduction

Floating Point Trouble! [Information]

Complete Secure PHP Login Class (MySQL Connection Retrieve and Input Data to Display)

[Powershell Tutorial] PowerShell Basics

[C#] Making Use Of Interface Types Through Inheritance


Note : ArkPhaze has an exhaustive collection of very good codes and short projects on C#, PowerShell and perl, and you can get them by searching for all this threads.





4. @Solixious

Spoiler: Open

[JAVA] A Guide to Using Vectors

Introduction to Java for Beginners

Your First Java Program




5. @The Alchemist

Spoiler: Open

Introduction To PHP

Creating And Using Header Files In C




6. @Slarek

Spoiler: Open

Making your own programming language

Brainfuck Tutorial

PHP - Object-Oriented Programming





7. @noize

Spoiler: Open

MySQL and PHP simple login system

Introduction to Perl

Lua sockets

Introduction to the AWK programming language

CSS 3 Animations

[Paper] Pseudo random number generation





8. @Psycho_Coder

Spoiler: Open

DataStructures : Stacks

Compiler Designing

String Permutations

Comma : Sequential-Evaluation Operator

[VHDL]FULL ADDER design using two HALF ADDER AND on OR Gate

Create Smileys & Image in Applet

Learning C with Psycho_Coder | Part:1

Learning C with Psycho_Coder | Part: 2

Data Structures : An Introduction

Cryptography : Terminology , Security Goals and Cryptographic Attacks

Cryptography : Glossary Of Important Terms

Cryptography : Identify Hash types

Cryptography : Basic Mathematics - I

RSA Encryption Explained

MySQL with C API Tutorial with Dev C++







Tutorials By Other HC Members

You'll are requested to please list your programming tutorials that you have made (If any). They will be added under your name, you just have to reply to this thread with your tutorial link.

Spoiler: Click to View All Tutorials Links

1. @Keeper

Spoiler:
You have so many threads that it will take a lot of time for me to list them here, but I will do so after a few days.



2. @Coder-san

Spoiler:
[VB.Net] Making a Builder and Stub Program



3. @Geoff

Spoiler:
Simple OOP Concepts - Abstract







Programming Resources

--To be Updated--


Important Links

Programming language FAQ and choosing guide
Programming language introductions
How To Ask Questions
How to write high quality tutorials
How to Learn a Programming Language Effectively.

Thread Up-gradation Notice

This thread will be very long and a lot of updates are yet to be made. It is humble request to the other members of the HC Dev team that if I did forget something or some of your tutorial which you believe that they should be mention here then just reply to this thread with those links. I need your co-operation to make this thread CLOSE-TO-PERFECTION (Being perfect is BORING), since it is a very challenging task for me to collect all the information. I have already searched 1000s of threads, reviewing each of them for being able to collect the above information with high precision.


This thread is a work under progress. Don't knock this thread uselessly as there are programmers at work, useless knocking will scare them (LOL).


Rough - Section Under Development

Programming Threads by Category


Spoiler: Open


Web Development

Spoiler:
Open



Batch and Shell Scripting

Spoiler:
Open



PHP

Spoiler:
Open



C & C++

Spoiler:
Open



AutoIT

Spoiler:
Open



Visual Basic

Spoiler:
Open



python

Spoiler:
Open



Java

Spoiler:

[Java] static and non-static by Deque

Creating a jar virus by Deque

[Paper] OOP Design Pattern: Decorator by Deque

OOP Design Pattern: Strategy by Deque

OOP Design Pattern: Observer by Deque








Thank you,
Sincerely,
Psycho_Coder


[HC Official] Programming Tutorials Collection - Psycho_Coder - 11-23-2013

Programming Tutorials
By HC Devlopers and HC Members

This is collection of the Programming related tutorials on HackCommunity made by HC Developers group and other HC Members

HC Dev Team

1. Deque
2. ArkPhaze
3. Solixious
4. The Alchemist
5. invisal
6. Ex094
7. noize
8. Slarek
9. Psycho_Coder

(Tell me if I didn't named someone)

Tutorials

Spoiler: Click to View All Tutorials Links


1. @Deque

Spoiler: Open

Artificial neural networks - the basics

Introduction to Assembly for Linux (Intel 32 and 64 bit)

Logic programming with Prolog

Internal representation of floating point numbers (ANSI/IEEE 754)

Make your terminal greet you

Upper-lower-case combinations with a bitmask

Virus: PE infection strategies

How Mozilla saves passwords

Basic virus infection and polymorphism

[ASM] How to get command line arguments

[C] child processes example

Portable Executable format and its .rsrc section

[C] datagram sockets example

[ASM] Calling C functions on 64bit architecture

Performance Measurement




2. @Ex094

Spoiler: Open

Building Your Website From Scratch [HTML/CSS/PHP] - Part 1

Building Your Website From Scratch [HTML/CSS/PHP] - Part 2

Building Your Website From Scratch [HTML/CSS/PHP] - Part 3

Introduction to Sorting and Sorting Algorithms

Introduction to Sorting and Sorting Algorithms - Part 2

Python For Beginners

Compiling Your Python Project

Introduction to Python Range() Function





3. @ArkPhaze

Spoiler: Open

The C# Programming Language Introduction

Floating Point Trouble! [Information]

Complete Secure PHP Login Class (MySQL Connection Retrieve and Input Data to Display)

[Powershell Tutorial] PowerShell Basics

[C#] Making Use Of Interface Types Through Inheritance


Note : ArkPhaze has an exhaustive collection of very good codes and short projects on C#, PowerShell and perl, and you can get them by searching for all this threads.





4. @Solixious

Spoiler: Open

[JAVA] A Guide to Using Vectors

Introduction to Java for Beginners

Your First Java Program




5. @The Alchemist

Spoiler: Open

Introduction To PHP

Creating And Using Header Files In C




6. @Slarek

Spoiler: Open

Making your own programming language

Brainfuck Tutorial

PHP - Object-Oriented Programming





7. @noize

Spoiler: Open

MySQL and PHP simple login system

Introduction to Perl

Lua sockets

Introduction to the AWK programming language

CSS 3 Animations

[Paper] Pseudo random number generation





8. @Psycho_Coder

Spoiler: Open

DataStructures : Stacks

Compiler Designing

String Permutations

Comma : Sequential-Evaluation Operator

[VHDL]FULL ADDER design using two HALF ADDER AND on OR Gate

Create Smileys & Image in Applet

Learning C with Psycho_Coder | Part:1

Learning C with Psycho_Coder | Part: 2

Data Structures : An Introduction

Cryptography : Terminology , Security Goals and Cryptographic Attacks

Cryptography : Glossary Of Important Terms

Cryptography : Identify Hash types

Cryptography : Basic Mathematics - I

RSA Encryption Explained

MySQL with C API Tutorial with Dev C++







Tutorials By Other HC Members

You'll are requested to please list your programming tutorials that you have made (If any). They will be added under your name, you just have to reply to this thread with your tutorial link.

Spoiler: Click to View All Tutorials Links

1. @Keeper

Spoiler:
You have so many threads that it will take a lot of time for me to list them here, but I will do so after a few days.



2. @Coder-san

Spoiler:
[VB.Net] Making a Builder and Stub Program



3. @Geoff

Spoiler:
Simple OOP Concepts - Abstract







Programming Resources

--To be Updated--


Important Links

Programming language FAQ and choosing guide
Programming language introductions
How To Ask Questions
How to write high quality tutorials
How to Learn a Programming Language Effectively.

Thread Up-gradation Notice

This thread will be very long and a lot of updates are yet to be made. It is humble request to the other members of the HC Dev team that if I did forget something or some of your tutorial which you believe that they should be mention here then just reply to this thread with those links. I need your co-operation to make this thread CLOSE-TO-PERFECTION (Being perfect is BORING), since it is a very challenging task for me to collect all the information. I have already searched 1000s of threads, reviewing each of them for being able to collect the above information with high precision.


This thread is a work under progress. Don't knock this thread uselessly as there are programmers at work, useless knocking will scare them (LOL).


Rough - Section Under Development

Programming Threads by Category


Spoiler: Open


Web Development

Spoiler:
Open



Batch and Shell Scripting

Spoiler:
Open



PHP

Spoiler:
Open



C & C++

Spoiler:
Open



AutoIT

Spoiler:
Open



Visual Basic

Spoiler:
Open



python

Spoiler:
Open



Java

Spoiler:

[Java] static and non-static by Deque

Creating a jar virus by Deque

[Paper] OOP Design Pattern: Decorator by Deque

OOP Design Pattern: Strategy by Deque

OOP Design Pattern: Observer by Deque








Thank you,
Sincerely,
Psycho_Coder


RE: [HC Official] Programming Tutorials Collection - The Real Slim Shady - 11-23-2013

Looks like a great resource. Ive gone and stickied it.

RE: [HC Official] Programming Tutorials Collection - The Real Slim Shady - 11-23-2013

Looks like a great resource. Ive gone and stickied it.

RE: [HC Official] Programming Tutorials Collection - Psycho_Coder - 11-23-2013

(11-23-2013, 09:40 AM)Geoff Wrote: Looks like a great resource. Ive gone and stickied it.

Thank you for sticking this. As a matter of fact I did consulted with Deque and asked her to make this sticky. However, you did this already. Thanks again. I will update these as soon as possible.

RE: [HC Official] Programming Tutorials Collection - Psycho_Coder - 11-23-2013

(11-23-2013, 09:40 AM)Geoff Wrote: Looks like a great resource. Ive gone and stickied it.

Thank you for sticking this. As a matter of fact I did consulted with Deque and asked her to make this sticky. However, you did this already. Thanks again. I will update these as soon as possible.

RE: [HC Official] Programming Tutorials Collection - noize - 11-23-2013

It is indeed a very great resource. It's always nice to see you're always working hard on things like this.

However, I think it might be far more useful to sort this by languages, instead of original posters.

Id est, instead of:

Code:
User1 - thread1 - thread2 User2 - thread3

I think it would be better like this:

Code:
Language1 - thread1 by @User1 - thread3 by @User2


RE: [HC Official] Programming Tutorials Collection - noize - 11-23-2013

It is indeed a very great resource. It's always nice to see you're always working hard on things like this.

However, I think it might be far more useful to sort this by languages, instead of original posters.

Id est, instead of:

Code:
User1 - thread1 - thread2 User2 - thread3

I think it would be better like this:

Code:
Language1 - thread1 by @User1 - thread3 by @User2


RE: [HC Official] Programming Tutorials Collection - Psycho_Coder - 11-23-2013

(11-23-2013, 12:00 PM)noize Wrote: It is indeed a very great resource. It's always nice to see you're always working hard on things like this.

However, I think it might be far more useful to sort this by languages, instead of original posters.

Id est, instead of:

Code:
User1 - thread1 - thread2 User2 - thread3

I think it would be better like this:

Code:
Language1 - thread1 by @User1 - thread3 by @User2

I know about that very well. But I have done this yet since I want to get this thread to be almost 80% completed and when most of the threads have already been pasted in the thread then I will begin sorting them out by Languages and even topics. If I do what you said from the beginning then it will be hard for me to keep track of them and I have to arbitrarily change them every time and when new topics will be added I have sort the tutorials according to its most suitable place.

I have a few other plans as well. But first I need to get the most of the programming tutorials that in present on this forum. I have to search over >1000 threads to gather all the resources and tutorials that I can find.

However, Thanks for your concern

RE: [HC Official] Programming Tutorials Collection - Psycho_Coder - 11-23-2013

(11-23-2013, 12:00 PM)noize Wrote: It is indeed a very great resource. It's always nice to see you're always working hard on things like this.

However, I think it might be far more useful to sort this by languages, instead of original posters.

Id est, instead of:

Code:
User1 - thread1 - thread2 User2 - thread3

I think it would be better like this:

Code:
Language1 - thread1 by @User1 - thread3 by @User2

I know about that very well. But I have done this yet since I want to get this thread to be almost 80% completed and when most of the threads have already been pasted in the thread then I will begin sorting them out by Languages and even topics. If I do what you said from the beginning then it will be hard for me to keep track of them and I have to arbitrarily change them every time and when new topics will be added I have sort the tutorials according to its most suitable place.

I have a few other plans as well. But first I need to get the most of the programming tutorials that in present on this forum. I have to search over >1000 threads to gather all the resources and tutorials that I can find.

However, Thanks for your concern