C/C++ Should I Learn C++ After Knowing Java?

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Learning C++ is highly recommended for Electrical Engineering candidates, especially for those already familiar with Java. C++ is considered an important skill that can enhance career prospects in the field. Taking an elective course in C++ is seen as a valuable investment, as the transition from Java to C++ is generally manageable. Overall, acquiring C++ knowledge can significantly benefit an electrical engineer's skill set and job opportunities.
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Hey there,

For an Electrical Engineering candidate, will you suggest to learn C++. I am currently know Java and i am thinking about learning C++ by taking an elective course in my university. What do you think? Is it worth to take that course also can C++ help me in my career as an electrical engineer.

Your advices are very important for me, thanks in advance!
 
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Once you know java, c++ will be pretty easy. And its a very important skill to have, definitely learn it.
 
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