I am confused.help me for decision.

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Hi Guys,I am 13 Years old and I know Java 2D Game Programming. I am moving on to 3D Game programming but Confused that I Should Study Which Language For 3D Game Programming. I am confused Between Java and C++.HELP ME OUT GUYS!!! And i want to be a 3d game programmer and i am confused between c++ and java that which language should I study.Please

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I have tried many sites but no answer.please help.me with this problem.thank you

Posted 17-Jun-16 23:03pm

Shubh Saxena

Updated 17-Jun-16 23:39pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2016-06-17T23:39:00

We can't tell you.
Not because we don't want to help, but because it isn't a clear cut "this is better" - there are too many factors involved.
Both Java and C++ are used to write 3D games, but generally speaking Java games are restricted to mobile devices - it's rare to see a PC, XBox, or PSn game that is Java - those are generally C++ (but not exclusively, C# is in there as well, and it's moving into mobile markets too).
If you know Java, then I'd suggest you stick with it for the moment (even though I don't like it as a language, C++ is better) if you want to get in there quickly or want to develop for mobiles. On the other hand, learning C++ could well be a better long term choice, but you probably won't see any useful results in terms of games for at least a year if you do go that way.

You pays your money, and you takes your choice, I'm afraid!