Coding for exe programs

leeroyMarv

leeroyMarv

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If you've ever opened Microsoft Word or some other exe in wordpad or notepad you notice that there are lots of seemingly uninteligable coding like so: (ò¿(ò¿ÃKò¿Jò¿{Pò¿ŒPò¿ƒò¿'ò¿ò¿’(ò¿Iò¿ÊQò¿Öò¿½4ò¿c'ò¿ò¿´Pò¿6(ò¿+'ò¿‹'ò¿qò¿Qò¿¸Qò¿åPò¿œNò¿W'ò¿]ò¿R1ò¿T0ò¿/'ò¿¦,ò¿20ò¿Zò¿J9ò¿Wò¿à$ò¿¡!ò¿uò¿¡Mò¿º—ò¿L%ò¿˜Gò¿Ñ ò¿9ò¿¥ò¿ø%ò¿¬Hò¿Ü$ò¿['ò¿ø!ò¿èò¿Öò¿Íò¿¹Gò¿Ð$ò¿b
Is this stuff actually real coding that has been written like this or is it some sort of encryption or encoding of the file?
 
As geoff has already stated, hat is not code, it is simply microsoft word attempting to convert pure machine code into legible text, which would never work... That text you see there is simply word and notepad being very confused about what its trying to read. Most code that people program with is legible, you can read it, the best language to sport this example is probably VB, it makes a lot of sense when you read it through.... Common programming languages are VB, java, C#, C++, python, all are pretty simple once you learn the basics.

dragon
 
So by C++ programmer do you mean an application like Visual C++ or visual basic? By the way....does visual basic use C++ programming language?
 
leeroyMarv said:
So by C++ programmer do you mean an application like Visual C++ or visual basic? By the way....does visual basic use C++ programming language?
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I believe those are two programming apps, but im not 100% sure.
 
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