Is c++ The Best Programming Language to Learn some of Java

[schneweis]

I want to be a full java expert. im seroiusly dedicated. I already know the basics, and everyone told me if I want to be really good at java I should try some simpler coding languages so I can know what im doing. To me thats true, but im not an expert so is it?

[null_trace18]

Yes, generally it's better to learn another language first. Then when you get the jist of it, Java will come easier to you. C++ is pretty hard itself, Maybe try C# first? Just my suggestion.

[Figaro]

Yeah, I first learnt C++, it definitely helped a lot when learning Java.

[schneweis]

Yes, generally it's better to learn another language first. Then when you get the gist of it, Java will come easier to you. C++ is pretty hard itself, Maybe try C# first? Just my suggestion.

Is c# or c++ easier?/

[Figaro]

Is c# or c++ easier?/

I believe that C# is easier, though I could be wrong, so dont take my word for it.

[haphazard]

c# is much easier but I wouldent really suggest learning it..
C++ is much better at the side effect of being harder. But dedicating yourself 5 months to C++ will have many benefits over dedicating 5 months to C#

[null_trace18]

Is c# or c++ easier?/

C# is definitely easier than C++, but also very similar, so if you plan on learning C++ in the future, then C# would be a great language to learn beforehand. It also helps you understand the basic concepts of programming. It makes you start thinking like a programmer. IMO

[w00pz]

I would go learn C++ first if i was you

[Xypher]

If you have no experience in any C based language, C++ will be hell for you, start with C#, then go to C/C++.

[aggouras]

It is good to start with C# then move onto C++ and try other programming languages then.
But I started with C++ and I'm currently learning it now, plus that C++ is where the money comes if you decide to get a job as a C++ programmer.In addition, it is the most used language for large projects.