| thekami (3) | |
| How one can prove that c++ is the base for C# and Java languages, or how c++ helps one for understanding the C# and Java at least if it's not hardcore base for these languages. | |
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| rockdenim (6) | |
| go to this link http://hyperpolyglot.org/cpp | |
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| thekami (3) | |
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very good link, you rock rockdenim....... although I have too summerize the info ........... but nice and precise...... many thanx ....... | |
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| vlad from moscow (3662) | |
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Why should it be proved? Any knowledge in programming can only help to get new knowledge.:) EDIT: But there is no need to learn C++ that to learn C# or Java. At the same time the more you know the bettter. | |
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| james585 (1) | |
| There is no pre-requisite to know C++ for knowing C# and Java. | |
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| Oria (71) | |
| I did C# first and now I'm learning C++ and I find that both languages have their own good uses. Learning one before another makes no difference other then the 'n'th language is easier to learn then the 'n'-1 language. | |
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| thekami (3) | |
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one may disagree c++ has been inflential for Java ....... it's no a matter of dependency rather matter of facilitation .......... c++ comes with basic style and format that is adpated by bo java and c#... and mant other features are basically originated from c++ so the comparison at http://hyperpolyglot.org/cpp and some background of all languages have made my mind that c++ serves (to fair extant) as base for these advance languages..... Thanx to everybody herein who commented.......... | |
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