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I’ll give you huge praise to you, for completing previous step. Actually, you are the top 10% of reversing engineer, by just doing simple steps lol.

Let me introduce 4 methods to find useful codes. (Likewise we find main function, or some important codes.)

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1. Code Execution

You can just press F8 or F7 until you find the exact code which you are finding for, but this is only for small programs like we did previously. We found main function by this method. (Actually, finding main function by code execution is still good because the larger project size does not mean the larger stub codes.)

If we go large projects, we can’t find necessary codes by this method. You should press infinite amount of F8 to find it lmao.

2. Search for strings

You can search strings. Like, we use “Hello World!”, so if we look up for strings in the module?