Do I need to learn C to learn C++ ?

Of course, it's like an addon

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But it helps to learn as much as possible. Go for C first unless you need to do something in C++

C++ because it has OOP which is really important now a days.

>>59402833
OOP, what do you mean?

>>59402774
I see, so there is no shortcuts like other languages. I will start with C than, thank you.

No, go directly with C++. Don't listen to the people here you'll get memed on hard

>>59402857
object oriented programming
seriously mate try stack overflow they already have sticky threads for stuff like that
>>59403013
>>this
you can't expect people to not abuse inexperienced people who want to get into programming

>>59403013
Let me guess, you use Windows?

>>59402749
no if you want to learn c++ learn c++ and be sure that its the at least c++11.

Do not listen to people who tell you that C++ is a c with classes because its completely different language.

>>59403051
it does not matter what os he is using

>>59402749
Not at all.

No, you don't need to learn C first. But, C is arguably more valuable to know than C++, so why not learn both?

>>59402749
No. You have to learn a and b first, after you can start c.

>>59402749
No. Full stop.

https://youtu.be/YnWhqhNdYyk

>>59404096
/thread

>>59402749
another thread that has nothing to do with technology at all.
yay.

>>59402749
Absolutely not. C++ has the C standard library for compatibility reasons, not because you are supposed to write with it.

Learn C++ properly. You will also need to understand C eventually, but only later, when you interact with legacy code.