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spyrojyros_tail
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(...) and definitly learn harder languages like C before you go to easier languages like java (...)
Thats just from my own experience, in Java there are no pointers or allocation of memory and some Java compilers make it easier for you by giving you hints while you code. I found it better to learn C/C++ and to struggle with that for a while and then move on to Java, at least from your experience in C then you knew what Java was doing in the background for you (and make you appreicate the language!!). If it had been the other way about it I would of hated C more because I knew that there was an easier substitute. I dunno, thats just my two cents!!
Thats just from my own experience, in Java there are no pointers or allocation of memory and some Java compilers make it easier for you by giving you hints while you code. I found it better to learn C/C++ and to struggle with that for a while and then move on to Java, at least from your experience in C then you knew what Java was doing in the background for you (and make you appreicate the language!!). If it had been the other way about it I would of hated C more because I knew that there was an easier substitute. I dunno, thats just my two cents!!