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Is C++ worth it

I'm thinking to learn 1 langauge, between 3 of these python,c,c++ which one should I do?

17th Nov 2023, 9:37 AM
Mohit Yadav
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that depends on your goals and interests.
17th Nov 2023, 11:04 AM
Lisa
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you better start with C++ cuz i have played some challenges with you and you are a bit good in C++ challenge, so i prefer to continue your C++ journey
17th Nov 2023, 2:39 PM
Alhaaz
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Start with C, then go for c++ and for the last go for python.
17th Nov 2023, 4:11 PM
Werg Serium
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Pick one and stick to it. Ä°deally, pick the one that aligns with what you want to do with the skill of programming. For low level/systems/anywhere performance-critical, go with C or C++ . C++ is C with lots of extra stuff tacked on to it, so the difference between them shouldn't really matter until you start STL and object-orientation (C++ but not C stuff) Python is known for rich scientific computing and numerical libraries. Higher level syntax makes it easy on the learner.
18th Nov 2023, 3:51 AM
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It's always helpful to learn and understand another language.
19th Nov 2023, 1:09 AM
Jonathan Shiell
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of these 3: – python is the easiest one, object-oriented language, uses interpreter to run the code – c is the oldest one, and the base a lot of modern programming languages, you can do hardware specific things, really fast, procedural language, uses compiler to run the code – cpp (c++), the extended c programming language, with classes. really fast, object-oriented language, uses compiler to run the code python Is a multi purpose programming language, so you can do AI, ML, DS, games, websites c/cpp: you can brilliantly handle the memory, building a faster applications, faster hand heavier games yes: it depends on your ideas what to use, which is better. keep it in your mind: only one programming language is not enough!
19th Nov 2023, 9:33 AM
Mihaly Nyilas
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