Why doesn't anyone write the account checker in C?

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Why doesn't anyone write the account checker in C? I think in checkers the performance is essential, but most of the checkers are still in python   



and Is it even worth it for me to write account checker in C?



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Most people don't want to go through the effort of writing a checker in C that they won't use as much, not to mention C is hard to wrap your head around for some people. If you want to write a robust code base for checking, hell go for it. 

But does your use-case justify it enough? 

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Well, this question has a simple answer. Python has many libraries which make coding easier. But C on the other hand has a lot less than Python. Probably because including libraries is way harder and coding complex libraries is very time consuming in low level languages such as C.

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Well, this question has a simple answer. Python has many libraries which make coding easier. But C on the other hand has a lot less than Python. Probably because including libraries is way harder and coding complex libraries is very time consuming in low level languages such as C.

Yes, i know. Python sacrifices the speed of the program whereas C sacrifices development time. in this instance performance is the key. so are people just lazy and stupid to code performance dependent program in python or there is other reason... cuz development time really doesn't matter in this instance

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Well, this question has a simple answer. Python has many libraries which make coding easier. But C on the other hand has a lot less than Python. Probably because including libraries is way harder and coding complex libraries is very time consuming in low level languages such as C.

Yes, i know. Python sacrifices the speed of the program whereas C sacrifices development time. in this instance performance is the key. so are people just lazy and stupid to code performance dependent program in python or there is other reason... cuz development time really doesn't matter in this instance

Surely dev time always matters, you don't want to be spending 3-6 months making a checker when it could be done in 1-2 weeks...

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Well, this question has a simple answer. Python has many libraries which make coding easier. But C on the other hand has a lot less than Python. Probably because including libraries is way harder and coding complex libraries is very time consuming in low level languages such as C.

Yes, i know. Python sacrifices the speed of the program whereas C sacrifices development time. in this instance performance is the key. so are people just lazy and stupid to code performance dependent program in python or there is other reason... cuz development time really doesn't matter in this instance

Surely dev time always matters, you don't want to be spending 3-6 months making a checker when it could be done in 1-2 weeks...

well yes. but you have to be fucking stupid, for it to take 6 months. if it takes 3-6 months you might as well become a wordpress "developer" 

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Yes, i know. Python sacrifices the speed of the program whereas C sacrifices development time. in this instance performance is the key. so are people just lazy and stupid to code performance dependent program in python or there is other reason... cuz development time really doesn't matter in this instance

Surely dev time always matters, you don't want to be spending 3-6 months making a checker when it could be done in 1-2 weeks...

well yes. but you have to be fucking stupid, for it to take 6 months. if it takes 3-6 months you might as well become a wordpress "developer" 

Can see it happening with multi-module checkers with obfuscation.

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Checkers are being written in python and c# because the people who write checkers are not so skilled or are lazy to build own library for something like WebClient.DownloadString() (which is in c#). Web scraping in c/c++ is pain in the ass, however you could use some system calls or tools like curl or wget to download the webpage content, but then comes the data filtering and again simple thing like split() isn't in these low level languages (anyways you could just copy code from stackoverflow). The main point is that c/c++ has alot better performance, but when 90% of the code are network requests it doesnt matter at all.

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