Global means it's accessible everywhere, in every scope.
So locals are the ones you can't access everywhere like functions in a class (the ones that aren't static).

no pr0n? i call bad list!

that would only keep you busy for 5 minutes...
also, no coding ? :l

Well, I did put category in quotations
I meant more in the sense of how/where they were used ie. Microsoft,  I meant they were used on Microsoft products (windows, xbox, win phone etc.).

Why C and C++? What is the benefit?

Mostly because they're general purpose and run anywhere.

Like Kulverstukas said, just make some stuff. Start with something easy and then do something harder each time. My first project was a tic-tac-toe game, it was pretty badly written but I learned a lot.

I have programming class at school and it's really slow. Like, stuff I learned in about a month or so they teach it for a whole school year. So, definetly better and faster to just learn on your own. We had some general math oriented problems for homework so you could probably try that (I have a .pdf but it's not in english).

Here's some general problems you could do.
http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/articles/12974/

If double is so much more precise shouldn't I just always use it over float?

Sure, but it's more expensive in terms of memory.

The last line is incorrect, preprocessor directives need a line for themselves. Other than that, if you actually understand each line of the code then you're at a great start 

Yep, this wasn't really made for any malicious bots more for general purpose bots.

It's unfinished cause it's mostly bare bones right now and not very library-ish cause not everything is being done behind the scenes. If you look at the example bot, you can see that a lot of stuff is being managed by the user (like the PING PONG stuff) which defeats the purpose of having a library at all.

What's up with all the initialize through memset and use of memcpy. Are you programming C++ or what ?

That's WinAPI's fault, mostly. Because a lot of it is written in C, functions don't use std::string but use c strings which force me to use it's annoying functions.

Thanks, glad it's useful to someone