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9 Jun 2009 11:18:52 IST

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i was to learn computer languages like c,c+,c++ and java.. so from where should i start.. what shoul

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i was to learn computer languages like c,c+,c++ and java.. so from where should i start.. what should be order to learn these languages? are they interrelated?? i am a beginner. please help me!!

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9 Jun 2009 11:21:46 IST

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begin with C

Nishant Pandey

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9 Jun 2009 11:23:20 IST

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is java is toughest??

Anchal!!..

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9 Jun 2009 11:27:28 IST

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yup java is toughest...........easy one is c then c++

Ankur

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9 Jun 2009 13:22:14 IST

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No.. start with C++. It will give you a base to operate other languages. After learning C++, it will b easy for you to learn Java and C#. If you will start with JAVA then it will be difficult for you to learn the basics which C++ provide very easily. Learning C++ first, will feed you with all logics and answers which you will certainly encounter while learning Java.. I myself learning C++ at the moment and will learn VB next year after JEE.. then I'll come to Java and C#.

Shikhar Shrivastav

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9 Jun 2009 21:08:09 IST

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I agree with Ankur.

Sybarite

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10 Jun 2009 08:30:42 IST

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I took C++ as an optional in my +2 classes...

Acc to me, you can begin with either C or C++! C and C++ are very much related! C++ is nothing but "C with classes"! So, it's just a modified version of C!

Yes, Java is the toughest! But if you've mastered C++, Java should be not much difficult!

Regarding books, you can start with "Let Us C" or "Let Us C++" by Yashwant Kanetkar! He is a legend and his books are the best to learn programming languages!

You can also visit http://www.dreamincode.net/ for some material on C++ and Java!

Best Wishes! :)

chingkheinganbi

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10 Jun 2009 08:35:32 IST

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learn c first ...... then all the remaining will be easy

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