[CLOSED] Should I only take one coding course at a time?

Question

I've been taking the C++ course here on SoloLearn, but recently my dad bought me a Python course (I have a Raspberry Pi) and I'd like to do some stuff with it. Should I take C++ and Python or just stick to one of them?

Answer 1

Learn one at a time. Otherwise, you will mix both languages and potentialy cause yourself the frustration that can demotivate you from going forward. It might look like different but practice confirm above mentioned

Answer 2

Yeah because you won't be confused with the syntax logics wise all the programming are the same.

Answer 3

One at a time if you are a beginner is better. It all depends on the person as well.

Answer 4

Ian Moore
Learning two languages simultaneously is no problem :)
If you already have a Raspberry, learning Python first will allow you to implement what you learn on SoloLearn more quickly. On the other hand, C++ is more extensive and is used for many boards like the Arduino.
Both are equally important but Python is probably easier to learn than C++.
Hope this helps :)

Answer 5

For Arduino, embedded c is used to program. And for raspberry pi python is used. It's better to learn both if you wanted to learn Embedded system, and IoT projects.

Answer 6

Yes ,I remember my teacher saying learn one coding language properly and develop logic and aptitude for programming after that all other languages will just be about syntax and few new things

Answer 7

Yes if you can then you can go through 2 or more at a time such as one can go through C C++ Ruby Python easily at one time because all are Almost similar

Answer 8

It depends on you but i think learning one at a time will be effective.
Other wise you may mixed up both.
Hope this helpful.
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Answer 9

I suggest one at a time. If I were to learn both at once, with no knowledge, I would define iostream in my python and forgoet semicolons for my C++. Everyone learns differently at different paces, so thats just me. Some people could finish Sololearn in a day, so do what you think is better. However I would suggest spending more time on python because C++ is confusing after a while if you lack experience

Answer 10

One at a time

Answer 11

Python and C++ arent so close syntax to learn both at a time. Learn one to the medium level than others.

Answer 12

One language at a time. My opinion.

Answer 13

If you want