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Is it possible to change the values in the testing program?
In general, the essence is this - there is a testing program with which the teacher tests us. During the test, the percentage of correctly solved tasks is calculated, it is also displayed in the test window. So, it is necessary to change the value of the percentage of correctly solved problems. Is there any way to write a script that would replace the values of correctly solved problems? The testing program is written in .Net 4.0
PS Tips like teach a test / topic is not an option, since there is no point in learning the nonsense that the teacher gives us in this subject and there will be 0 sense in the future.
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I remember that in my youth there were programs like artmoney and the like, which allowed you to search and change values in the program memory. Try it.
ps Googled, found analogues - TSearch, Cheat Engine, OllyDBG, SoftIce. Try)
If the program is written in .net, then you actually have its sources, because .net applications are decompiled in 2 mouse clicks. With ready-made sources, you can do whatever your heart desires.
If the teacher is testing in front of his eyes, on his machines and you want to replace the data on the fly, then forget it, you will not make such a script. Well, unless you know how to write viruses.
If the test data is transmitted over the network, then there is an option to intercept traffic, and if you find in this traffic where and what to change, then go for it.
If he gives you the program for the test itself, then there is an option to make almost the source from the executable and find the place where the test result is returned, well, and hard-score your desired value there.
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