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Some believe that learning C++ is easy and suggest learning C before learning C++, while other people disagree and believe that if your intention is to learn C++ that you are better off learning C++ directly rather than trying to learn C first. Switching from C to C++ can be both easy, as there are many similarities between the two languages, and hard, as there are many differences that require forgetting what you know and habits that you may have developed from programming in C. | Some believe that learning C++ is easy and suggest learning C before learning C++, while other people disagree and believe that if your intention is to learn C++ that you are better off learning C++ directly rather than trying to learn C first. Switching from C to C++ can be both easy, as there are many similarities between the two languages, and hard, as there are many differences that require forgetting what you know and habits that you may have developed from programming in C. | ||
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Some believe that learning C++ is easy and suggest learning C before learning C++, while other people disagree and believe that if your intention is to learn C++ that you are better off learning C++ directly rather than trying to learn C first. Switching from C to C++ can be both easy, as there are many similarities between the two languages, and hard, as there are many differences that require forgetting what you know and habits that you may have developed from programming in C.