Do I need to learn C before learning C++?

Question

Halp

Answer 1

No, you can just do C++ and be fine.

After a while you may become interested in how certain problems would be handled without the tools C++ provides, but it's a bonus, not required.

Answer 2

C++ is more powerful than C. It has more advantage against C

Answer 3

Nah!

Answer 4

I would recommend you learn C++, then C#, and then C. The reason is that C introduces programming habits that I'll will confuse you when trying to learn C++. Once you learn C++ many programming languages become alot easier to learn.

Answer 5

You can picture C, C#, and C++ as being siblings. C is the oldest brother who likes things simple, C++ is the younger brother who likes things powerful, and C# is the sister who likes things to be beautiful.

Answer 6

No

Answer 7

no
u can start with c++
and may be u will be a grt programmer.

Answer 8

Yeah, I am experiencing this, having started C directly after C++: You have to watch out not mixing it up. Probably easier to first become solid in one of the Cs, then go for another one, or to learn a language on the side that's quite different (let's say Ruby or JS).

Answer 9

I would suggest learn both at same time if u have more time so u can get the differences easily and after completing c and c++ go to c# for easy going find ur strengths and understanding capacity