Is C++ good to learn first?

It is much easier to understand concepts of other languages and appreciate their conveniences and advancements when you have a strong understanding of C++. A lot of other popular languages are developed using C++ so by learning it first you will be better at developing in those languages.

Do you learn C++ in college?

In the end, there are a few reasons why C++ is predominantly taught in universities: It builds on top of C; therefore, the transition from C to C++ is not too painful. Quite a few universities teach C before C++ (which makes a lot of sense IMO).

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

128. There is no need to learn C before learning C++. They are different languages. It is a common misconception that C++ is in some way dependent on C and not a fully specified language on its own. Just because C++ shares a lot of the same syntax and a lot of the same semantics, does not mean you need to learn C first.

Should kids learn computer science before or after college?

Many experts in computer science education tout skill development before college as the key to success. Students as young as six and seven are learning the logic behind computer programs and, in some cases, how to create simple programs of their own.

Why should I learn C programming?

C is very close to the machine, and learning C is the basics of understanding how the machine actually works. If you do not learn C, likely you do not really know how the cpu works and will never be a good programmer. C is also very small, easy to learn, and promotes good habits and understanding.

What are the prerequisites for a C programming course?

If this is an introductory programming course in a non Computer Science degree, e.g.: Electrical Engineering offering a ‘C programming course’. Then no prior knowledge is needed because they are going to teach you everything you need to know, that is the basics of algorithms and the C language itself.

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