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what should i do , i want to start learning programming languages

c++ should i start programming-languages using c++ or c or what i'm totally beginner

1st Aug 2016, 2:31 AM
Abdullah Taha
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better to start with c++ becoz its the base for all the programming languages and after u r perfect with c++ u can learn C in just 5 mins and since c++ consists of OOP concepts it will be very easy for u to understand java good luck dude
1st Aug 2016, 4:55 AM
Suhail Pappu
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it all depends upon on your needs. The latest trend is following the oop concepts so it is of no use to learn c. The best to start with is Java. though c++ is good enough but still it is not fully an oop language . it is basically coalition between procedural programming and oop. so go for Java and if you want return to c and other languages.
1st Aug 2016, 12:34 PM
Shubhranil Chakraborty
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You also start with python
1st Aug 2016, 5:45 PM
Shubham Gupta
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indeed , python looks very friendly at the beginning, and fun too, the syntax is beautiful. But i think that to learn the languages that came first helps a lot to learn about programming thinking. One example is the memory allocation options we have here in C++, pointers, etc: thats quite hard to grasp at first...but helps to learn how the computer works a level below what other modern, more abstract languages do. Its all there, the computer still keep doing it but it feels sorta automatic and its possible to never even care about it and still make programs.
2nd Aug 2016, 3:57 AM
Igor Busquets
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I am a beginner too bro and C++ is my first language of choice, and I'm currently learning classes, I dared to touch Java YESTERDAY(SoloLearn Java), hell a piece of the cake, currently at Inheritance and polymorphism at Java as of today. My advice is, LEARN the hard one first and when you do, you'll see. :)
2nd Aug 2016, 7:06 AM
john cariño
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