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I am currently learning c and i dont know what language should i learn side by side.

I am getting decent at c and i want to learn another language while learning c.

9th Sep 2018, 9:58 AM
Xooper
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if you have to pick one, i have two suggestions: python - it runs on c, and thus when your scripts are running too slow you can just write a function in c and call it via python. great way to take advatnage of it being abstract, and lessen the weakness of its speed. c++ - c's younger brother who attempts to upstage c. the two are very similar, and thus it could be an easy way to knock two birds with one stone by learning them both.
9th Sep 2018, 10:55 AM
Ahri Fox
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My advice to is this: Do not learn two languages programming in the same time.
9th Sep 2018, 4:42 PM
Erion Gogu
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My suggestion: Never learn 2 or more languages side by side unless you know what you're doing. I think you should master C and do some real world projects and then move to another programming languages. Of course if you want to build a real world project you can't build it only with one programming language but master C first should be your goal.
9th Sep 2018, 10:46 AM
Jack Bauer
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Learning C++ you'll automatically learn C. Creating real programmes in Visual Studio using C++ you boost your knowledge at a professional level. Though you can use C mostly for hardware specific applications.
9th Sep 2018, 12:42 PM
Vasile Eftodii
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