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JamesU
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I want to learn another language besides C++. What would you reccomend? I was thinking BASIC, but I'm not too sure. What do you think would be good next?
yomamma said:I want to learn Java. But I'm going to learn assembly first. (for games on my calculator)
Learning another language besides C++ can broaden your skills and make you a more versatile programmer. It also allows you to work on different types of projects and opens up job opportunities in different industries.
It depends on your goals and interests. Some popular options include Java, Python, and JavaScript. Consider what type of projects you want to work on and what industries you want to explore.
The time it takes to learn another language after C++ varies depending on the complexity of the language and your dedication to learning. It could take anywhere from a few weeks to several months to become proficient in a new language.
Yes, many programming concepts and principles are transferable between languages. For example, understanding data types and control structures in C++ can make it easier to learn the same concepts in another language.
There are countless resources available for learning new languages, including online tutorials, textbooks, and coding bootcamps. It's also helpful to practice regularly and work on projects to apply your skills in a practical way.