Content: I am planning to get serious with hacking and have all ready started with my programming. The first language I've decided to learn is Python since I've heard that it's strong and easy to learn for a beginner. This is the tutorial I am reading:

Oreilly.Learning.Python.4th.Edition.Sep.2009

I've already completed 193/1214 pages of it. Now, should I go even deeper than this (I mean completing the full tutorial) or after completing this tutorial, solve few other problems from other sources and then pick up other language?

You should avoid getting into pythons, they are very dangerous snakes. Even though they can't swallon a full grown person, if you go deep enough, you'll die anyway.

>hacking

>python

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just learn c like a real man, k?

Here's something that might be helpful for beginners

http://www.codecademy.com/tracks/python

Python's usefulness rests somewhere between Java and CLI, and in regard to hacking, completely useless except as a utility.

>hacking

>python

ahhahahhhahahahahahahahahahahahaha

 

just learn c like a real man, k?

assembly is useful if you want to exploit buffer overflows

so, you recomand assembly instead of C++/C, Python,Java, or a Mix between assembly and one of them?

Be a man and learn machine code, that's the only way to go.

 

 

 

Just finish Python and then move on to C/C++.

OK, thanks everyone for your response.