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Where to start if you really want to learn how to code a checker ?

by MarujaGamer09 - 23 April, 2021 - 03:26 AM
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Hello,
I have learned coding in C language "in school btw" so I know how coding looks like I can apply basics from C language on any other Programming language + I have some knowledge about Algorithms and Algorithms analysis...
sooo Recently, I got bored using others checkers and tools so I wanted to learn how to make a checker so I can bring more to the c.to community and help myself when I get stuck when there's no checker for the thing I want.. so my problem is HOW do I start ? from where ?
I know that the plan of a checker is
- getting the API from a website
- input the combos (split "user" : "pass")
- check the validity
- output results and capture
But how :') ?! wack
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Go on github and look at open source checkers and learn :)
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(23 April, 2021 - 03:27 AM)Doke Wrote: Show More
Go on github and look at open source checkers and learn :)

what about proxies? threading? cpm?
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(23 April, 2021 - 03:28 AM)MarujaGamer09 Wrote: Show More
(23 April, 2021 - 03:27 AM)Doke Wrote: Show More
Go on github and look at open source checkers and learn :)

what about proxies? threading? cpm?

Like Doke wrote: Go on github and look at open source checkers and learn :)
 

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