Learning C++ vs Python on SoloLearn?

Question

Am currently self-learning Python and am wondering how much more difficult (or easier!) it is to learn SoloLearn's C++ afterwards, as someone having a bit less of a coding background than many thousands of others here??

Limited coding background means yes simple bash shell-scripting (<25 lines of "code") but no *extensive* bash shell-scripting, no C, no JS, ....etc.

Answer 1

i don‘t think hyping up c++ as this mystical difficult language and comparing languages by hardness is very useful.
you will have to learn about private and protected class members and get used to static typing as well as more advanced inheritance features than in python and pointers, but its not that hard.
the hard stuff comes after the sololearn course when you have to learn about templates and multithreading. the hard part about c++ is that its very easy to make mistakes when using pointers, but the language itself is not that hard