What is basic different b/w c++ and java?

Answer 1

which is first learn c++ or java

Answer 2

Think of programming languages on the same row with one another, rather than any type of progression that you must do in order to do the next one. You don't need to learn one first or last before you learn different one.

So, this is what I recommend, what is your goal? What is your purpose? If you think of programming languages as tools, then you'll want to learn whichever tool is going to compliment whatever task you're trying to accomplish. So if what you're wanting to do focuses in Java, then learn Java first. Get what I mean? I would learn first whichever language is going to best support what you're ultimate goal is.

Answer 3

learn python first and if you like the concepts of objects in that then start learning java.
learn C++ only if you want performance as top priority in everything and C++ has many different versions too so keep c++ for later and get started with java or python.

Answer 4

simple
java is pure object oriented programming
while c++ is not pure

Answer 5

Basic difference? We can start with the spelling. Java doesn't have a C or plus signs in it. It's kind of like asking about the difference between an apple and an orange. Sure, they're both fruit, but completely different things, and suited for whoever has a particular taste for it.

For programming, your logic skills and resourcefulness will always be more important than syntax. For example, you're asking what the different is between C++ and Java, even though you're online and on an app that offers both courses/information. That's not even taking into consideration that you can spend a LOT LESS TIME googling the answer and reading about them than asking a question here without putting any type of effort at all into finding out what your answer is prior.

Just my two cents.

Answer 6

start with c++ clear your basics and then move on to java