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Should I focus on one language like C++ or attempt them all?

1st Aug 2017, 6:33 AM
Alexandru Barna
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Initially I'd say focus on one. It is fairly easy to learn the syntax for multiple languages but to be effective you need to be familiar with the libraries available. Once you've done some projects with that language then explore other options, you'll know roughly what to look for and be practiced at searching the docs/google for the functionality you need
1st Aug 2017, 6:36 AM
Dan Walker
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my advice would be first focus on c++ gain perfection in it completely by using the tutorials here and also from tutorial point if you master one language then it will become easier for you to learn other languages
1st Aug 2017, 6:37 AM
P R
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choosing language depends on your future goal...start with c like low level language if u want to stick with hardware development. ....working with a low level language will give yuo the clear idea how the basic work is done under the hood......starting with c++is also good for object oriented goal......make a litte research....and decide your goal....then choose the best one....best of luck...
1st Aug 2017, 7:26 AM
Abhijit Halder
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My mom always told me that "Jack of all trade is a master of none". So focus your attention, time n energy on one or two languages and master them. When you r sure that you know them well, then try n learn how other languages work, their syntax and all.
1st Aug 2017, 7:12 AM
Lois Thomas Idzi
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