Is it a good idea to learn two programming languages the same time?
I was thinking of in addition with C++ to start learn also Python. Does it make sense ?
Is it a good idea to learn two programming languages the same time?
I was thinking of in addition with C++ to start learn also Python. Does it make sense ?
Since you asked, I give "no" as the answer: you probably lack the skill and experience to tackle learning two programming languages from scratch at the same time. Otherwise, you would have confidently started without bothering to ask.Originally Posted by Greek_89
Look up a C++ Reference and learn How To Ask Questions The Smart WayOriginally Posted by Bjarne Stroustrup (2000-10-14)
After all, Python is a scripting language while C++ is compilable. There are considerable differenses between them apart from that alone.
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Try learning C++ and Java! They're very similar, although there are some major differences.
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u shud better concentrate in c/c++ as they are the core languages!!!
it may help u excel in other languages too....
Learn every language you can get your hands on. You will be more marketable.
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I think that it is good to be a jack of all trades as long as you are also a master of at least one. But the question is not whether Greek_89 should learn two programming languages. The question is whether Greek_89 should learn two programming languages at the same time, when apparently he/she would be starting from scratch with those two programming languages at all, and possibly has no prior programming experience at all, though these are just my guesses.
Look up a C++ Reference and learn How To Ask Questions The Smart WayOriginally Posted by Bjarne Stroustrup (2000-10-14)
I would recommend English grammar.
But yes, it's perfectly fine. So long as you are already familiar with programming style.