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Jagex Programs...

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Does anybody know what Programs jagex used for runescape? I'm intrested in learning in them...

 

 

 

Thanks, Miokie.

 

 

 

p.s I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this...

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RuneScape is written in Java. It's a full programming language, you can make other programmes with it too, not just games. It's very complicated with a lot to learn.

 

Java is not related to Javascript, that's a scripting language for web browsers.

 

 

 

I suggest you should probably start with something simpler, as getting your head round how programming works can intially be a struggle. Something simple (relatively speaking) like PHP can get you started. Even learning HTML is a good idea, so you understand how it all works. HTML is incredibly simple, you can learn it in 20 minutes.

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Very true, Pryo, although I do ask the poster: have you got any experience in any kind of programming languages at present?

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Well I already know HTML, Pawn and a bit of C++ so ill give it ago of learning Java... Thanks guys.

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C++ is very similar to Java, syntax-wise, they're also both object oriented, so if you understand C++ it shouldn't be too difficult.

 

 

 

I remember reading somewhere that JaGEx actually developed their own version of Java called RuneScript that they use to code RuneScape with. It's not the basic Java you'd learn from a book. Quite interesting actually.

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