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How to transfer from one programming language to other?

Is it easy to transfer from Python to C++? No... In my views.... Python has many built-in functions to perform many tasks where in C++, you have to write them. I want to learn C++ but feeling quite difficult to master it. For ex: - if I have to solve an assignment where Ive to work with string, then I can easily make it in Python, but if I wish to do that in C++, then I the logic doesn't click.....!!! It is frustrating as I'm able to do that but I can't!!!! How is that possible guys!!! And what should I do and what I shouldn't to eradicate it.... Please guide...... 😔

10th Mar 2019, 1:39 AM
Ayush Sinha
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well, I advice you to take c++ course here, then take one simple course in coursera will sharp your knowledge. after that there is a strong course on edx. this way you will master it in 10 days.
10th Mar 2019, 2:51 AM
Ahmad Ali
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I think learning c++ as your first programming langauge is better.Because if you learned c++ then it is easy for you to learn any other language.
11th Mar 2019, 9:17 AM
SHAHMIR FAISAL
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That's usually the issue with people who learn python first. They get stuck with low level details of C/C++, however, you're in luck, below is a link to THE BEST BOOK EVER ON C++(in my opinion, and I'm sure others agree too). Written by Herbert Schildt. "C++ The Complete Reference ". This book is easy to follow and it covers the ENTIRE C++ language https://www.pdfdrive.com/the-art-of-c-by-herbert-schildt-e33457826.html finish the book and you can thank me later 👊
10th Mar 2019, 1:57 AM
Dlite
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The concepts are largely the same in any language. The difficulty comes with the syntax (but only for a little while) and the methods of code structure. Meaning, how you would build a program. You aren't the only one; I struggle too at first when using a new language. For your string problem, I would read through the <string> library that is included with C++. It has many string functions. www.cplusplus.com has a great reference library
10th Mar 2019, 3:52 PM
Zeke Williams
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Im not a pro but programming concepts seem to be the same regardless of the language I only know javascript and R, started learning Java like 2 weeks ago and didnt have any big problems
11th Mar 2019, 6:01 AM
Christian Paez
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