How Can I Start My Programming Life

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hey ,
i'm a colleg student & i wanna learn programming.
but with witch language ?
i know a little c++ .
continue with c++ or working on another language like c# or java /

Posted 23-Jun-15 23:05pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2015-06-23T23:19:00

Depends: "a little ++" isn't much to go on.

If you are in collage, and your course is C++ then I'd say "stick with that", because it is very important that you become good and solidly proficient in one language before switching to another - and while C# and Java look similar in many ways to C++, under the hood they are fundamentally very, very different. And if you assume that "what works in C++" will work well in C# or vice versa, then you are in for a rude shock! :laugh:
So trying to learn C# or Java will add a lot of confusion, and will likely mean that you don't get a good grip on any of them.

Learn one language really well, and get as much experience of using it as you can - then move on to another.

CPallini · Answer 2 · 2015-06-23T23:23:00

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Start with your favourite language. In my opinion C++ is tricky for the newbie, but it all depends on personal attitude: if you like it then go on and master it.

Posted 23-Jun-15 23:23pm

CPallini