C++ vs Java

>>61930559
C++

ansi c

C#

Go

>>61930559
I'd personally recommend you start with C# before moving to C++ as C# handles youre memory management and thus you arent likely to overwrite something. While also acting as a good stepping stone for moving onto C++

C++

Java is for communists

>>61930559
Start with C and then move to C++.

>>61930747
fuck off

Depends on your skin colour

>>61930559
Personally I started out with Java and a nice (german) beginner book, since I was interested in dev andriod apps. I did some C++ programming before; however I didn't stick to it. This book tought me a lot about Computers and memory management. With this in mind it was easier to start with C++.

If you can read german, the book is called "Programmieren lernen mit Java" - Rheinwerk Verlag

Java if u want a job.
C++ if it's a hobby.

>>61932109
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>>61930559
java's easier if you want to become a code monkey

depends what you want to do. Though you should know the basics of both languages anyways.

>>61932109
This, have fun finding a job with c++

Gaymers: c++
Adults: java

>>61932225
4/10 nice try

>>61932154
if you don't want to work for niggers that's pretty easy

>>61930559
C++

Fortan

>>61930559
Java.

There is no reason to start a new project in C++. Learn some C++ if you have the opportunity to work on an existing project.

If you don't care about performance, there are higher-level alternatives that could be better for the job. And even if you do, there are better and more compact languages for the task (C, Fortran, Ada...)

really C++ you're not going be do anything with it but it might teach some raw basics of OOP programming

>>61930559

C++ if you want to be a
>certified smart programmer
Java if you want the programming to be easy and want to churn out capable code fast.

>t. gentleman who has worked extensively and professionally in both.

>>61932087
danke