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What tips to learn an another program language mainly OOP faster?

If I was proficient in one OOP language and I am thinking of learning another OOP language like PHP. How should I learned them without spending too much time. Are there any website comparisons?

3rd Jun 2023, 4:17 PM
Shubham Ambekar
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Well, conceptually it'll be the same, so if you're already proficient in your knowledge of OOP, then it'll be as easy as just referencing the language syntax and becoming familiar with how it's set up. That being said, if you're picking PHP then just jump into that course and do it. Sololearn will give you a good starting knowledge of it and if you're already a programmer, that'll be enough to get going. Considering what PHP is, you'd want to understand how it operates in the web environment so you're familiar with what all you can/can't do with it. Also, you'd want to become familiar with Javascript or whatever you're going to use to send the requests to your PHP scripts. What languages you already know?
3rd Jun 2023, 8:37 PM
AgentSmith
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That depends what was the first language you already know. If it's Python, then my advice is to forget everything you think you know about OOP, and relearn from scratch in a decent OOP language like Java or C#. Because Python does things differently from most others. It has too many tricks and shortcuts. Even the inheritance works very differently.
3rd Jun 2023, 4:35 PM
Tibor Santa
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