I've read that it might actually be better for you to not learn C before C++ due to the slight differences...I can't name them off the top of my head, heh, but thats what it said...
//napKIN
I've read that it might actually be better for you to not learn C before C++ due to the slight differences...I can't name them off the top of my head, heh, but thats what it said...
//napKIN
"The best way to get answers is to just keep working the problem, recognizing when you are stalled, and directing the search pattern.....Don’t just wait for The Right Thing to strike you – try everything you think might even be in the right direction, so you can collect clues about the nature of the problem."
-John Carmack
>I've read that it might actually be better for you to not learn C before C++ due to the slight differences
Those slight differences being that good style with C tends to be bad style with C++. The two languages when used correctly will use different idioms and general practices. So if you want to learn C++ the right way, it's considered better to not be tained by C first.However, everyone is different, so use your own judgement when it comes to what you want to learn first.
-Prelude
My best code is written with the delete key.
