About programing, a general question

[Parshwa Murdia]

On Fri, Dec 17, 2010 at 7:41 PM, Boggess Rod <rboggess at tenovacore.com>wrote:

Seriously, it's much easier to learn C after you've learned C++. If you
> know C++, the only thing you'll need to learn to program in C is how to
> grit your teeth silently. C and C++ are my two favorite languages, and
> I've been in this business a very long time, and I'm actually better at
> C. It's really not about the syntax. Oh, and C is not nearly the oldest
> daughter of Formula Translation (ForTran) -- Beginners All-purpose
> Symbolic Instruction Code (BASIC) is. (I'm really showing my age here.)
>


I am thinking over your suggestions Boggess. C++ (with zillion library
options) and Python (a fair, straight and easy for beginners) are both in my
minds, but I think going with Python at first is better and then after
having known the basic principles, I can go in either Pascal or C/C++, both
of which are good! Yes, as it is apart from my job, so it would take some
significant time, though I am not in worries as I am trying for fun and
interest.


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Regards,
Parshwa Murdia
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