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Ok, i have bought books of programming( c,c++,c#,java) which should i learn and in which sequence.

Posted 9-Jun-14 23:02pm

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Answer 1 · 2014-06-09T23:04:00

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As all these languages are derived from C you better start by learning it. The others will come easily after that...
Also! Beside the books look for online resources with practicing...

Posted 9-Jun-14 23:04pm

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Deep010 10-Jun-14 5:16am

thank you friend..!. I saw your profile and you have learnt all those languages.how did you do that and how much time it took to learn?Do you know all these languages perfectly? I want to also learn but I am was not able to concentrate from past few days. Please guide/Suggest me as I want to become a good software developer as well as web developer.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 10-Jun-14 5:26am

I will tell you a secret - learning languages is nothing. Languages are about syntax of writing, but programming is about the understanding of elements build an application. So after you have learned programming elements (variables, methods, decision structures, loops and so) and have learned them in one language it will be extremely to implement them in any other language...
I have learned 6 years in school - and that helps to learn in school as you have all your time for that!
But since then I've learned every day in my professional life - even today...

Deep010 10-Jun-14 23:10pm

Thank you..! Can I go for ASP.Net with c# after learning C,C++ or should I go for JAVA. and IS High level of math is required for programming? please tell....

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 11-Jun-14 2:23am

There is no need of math to learn programming itself, however there are fields of development where math is required (graphics, games...), while in others its part is minor...
Java and C# are very similar in a lot of ways, so if you got a solid base using C/C++ you may learn both in parallel. AS today it seems that there are more opportunities with C#, but that can change overnight and if you practiced in more languages you will learn a new one with ease...

Deep010 11-Jun-14 3:33am

Thank You..! OK So, can you tell me the topics of C,C++ languages that are very much important in order to have a solid base. And what is your opinion regarding learning open source technologies such as android.... and learning microsoft technologis such as .net(VB,ASP etc) and learning Apple technologies(Iphone,mac development) which have better scope in future.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 11-Jun-14 3:54am

To have a solid base you first have to learn and understand basic elements the development world build on - like variables, methods and so...
You may look into this list of books to find some very useful titles - http://www.codeproject.com/Reference/617/Useful-Reference-Books
According to learn more technologies - anything you learn will help you. It's knowledge, and as you know knowledge is power!
Also learning technologies will push you to learn the basics to and can be a good way of learning in lack of some school...

Deep010 11-Jun-14 3:37am

Hope you don't mind as I am asking you questions because I am new to programming

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 11-Jun-14 3:54am

If i would mind I would not answer you :-)