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Java or C++ ? - Tadas - 26.06.2014
Hello
Can anyone suggest me which programming language choose first Java or C++ and why?
P.S I already learned Pawn.
Sorry for my bad English if there are some mistakes
Re: Java or C++ ? - Infinity - 26.06.2014
I'd say Java.
Java is easier to get a hang of, and is a nice introduction to Object Oriented Programming (OOP). It also doesn't feature the relatively difficult memory management of C-type languages.
However, this all depends on what you want to do with it.
Re: Java or C++ ? - Rittik - 26.06.2014
How about learning C sharp.
Re: Java or C++ ? - KingHual - 26.06.2014
Java - awkward virtual stack machine, low performance, managed, garbage-collected (simplified memory management)
C++ - you'll necessairly stumble upon C functions and memory management, which could easily lead to memory leaks and is in general harder to maintain as it's not garbage-collected
Your call whether to choose simplicity or performance.
Re: Java or C++ ? - Tadas - 26.06.2014
Thank you all very much.
I will learn Java
Re: Java or C++ ? - player94 - 26.06.2014
Java
Re: Java or C++ ? - DiGiTaL_AnGeL - 26.06.2014
C++, you will find it easier to learn, if you walready know pawn for real.
Re: Java or C++ ? - thefatshizms - 26.06.2014
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Originally Posted by DiGiTaL_AnGeL
 C++, you will find it easier to learn, if you walready know pawn for real.
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Re: Java or C++ ? - victorcast - 27.06.2014
To put this in aerospace terms.
Learning C++ as the first language is like putting you alone in the cockpit of a Space Shuttle just as you begin the re-entry manuevers and calling it a "trainning mission".
Learning Java as the first language is putting you in the co-pilot chair of a personal plane in control of a seasoned instructor who will slap your hand should you try and do something inordinately stupid.