From Assembly to C or C++ ?
Hi
I was wondering, that if you come from Assembly Language,
and want to change to C/C++.
Which language should you choose C or C++ ?
I mean, is there any benefit of learning C first, and
then C++ afterwards, or is it just the same going
to C++ straight away ?
regards,
The SharK
Studying programming languages,
you'll ALWAYS be a student ;-)
If you want to move to C++, learn C++. C isn't some perverse in-between language that everyone needs to learn to start with C++. On the other hand, if you only have experience with assembly language, you'll probably find C easier to work with because it doesn't introduce potentially confusing high level abstractions.
My best code is written with the delete key.
I would say just go directly to c++ since both programming paradigms are totally different than assembly programming. I think that a lot of people suggest learning C before c++ because you can do a lot in C++ without ever learning about memory locations, arrays, data structures, etc. But since you have done some asm, you should understand memory and structures pretty well already.
Thanks,
Great help
I will go learning C++ directly
Studying programming languages,
you'll ALWAYS be a student ;-)
