C/C++ Difficulty?

Wolfie · 07-09-2016

If you know how to code in C/C++, how hard/easy did you find learning it?
Did you self-teach or did you learn from a mentor?

Daimyo · 07-09-2016

Posted by Wolfie

If you know how to code in C/C++, how hard/easy did you find learning it?
Did you self-teach or did you learn from a mentor?

I don't code in it, but all I know is it's one of the hardest languages. You'll want to invest in a lot of books aswell,

Astram · 07-10-2016

I program in C/C++ and it is not too hard once you understand the main concepts. C++ is very similar to many languages but has a lot of unique features that you will need to learn.

Wolfie · 07-10-2016

Posted by Toad

I program in C/C++ and it is not too hard once you understand the main concepts. C++ is very similar to many languages but has a lot of unique features that you will need to learn.

what would you rate the difficulty to self-teaching from scratch from 1-10?

Eugeen · 07-10-2016

Posted by Wolfie

what would you rate the difficulty to self-teaching from scratch from 1-10?

I'd say 8 or 9 ish.
Costs a ton of time

Wolfie · 07-10-2016

kk, thanks for the replies.

hosler · 07-10-2016

It's only difficult if it's your first language. Once you learn one programming language you can pick up others easily.

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The Doctor · 07-10-2016

C++ is easy if you understand how computer memory works. I was able to pick it up quite easily after learning x86 assembly.

Skill · 07-13-2016

If it's your first language it can be a bit hard, but if you're familiar with coding, it's not that bad. Although when you start to get into more advanced concepts, it can get difficult, but you can say that about almost any language. Writing efficient algorithms takes a lot of thinking.

Hugop · 07-14-2016

Start with Python, trust me.You can move later to Cython.

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Astram Banned Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 476	I program in C/C++ and it is not too hard once you understand the main concepts. C++ is very similar to many languages but has a lot of unique features that you will need to learn.

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hosler Banned Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 1,059	It's only difficult if it's your first language. Once you learn one programming language you can pick up others easily. Sent from my SM-N920R7 using Tapatalk

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The Doctor Registered User Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Blacksburg, Virginia Posts: 5,459	C++ is easy if you understand how computer memory works. I was able to pick it up quite easily after learning x86 assembly.

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Skill The Unwanted Critic Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 3,639	If it's your first language it can be a bit hard, but if you're familiar with coding, it's not that bad. Although when you start to get into more advanced concepts, it can get difficult, but you can say that about almost any language. Writing efficient algorithms takes a lot of thinking.

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Hugop Banned Join Date: Aug 2013 Posts: 804	Start with Python, trust me.You can move later to Cython.