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> If you start with C++, you're committed to a multi year project, that's what it takes to advance from novice to junior level. This is nonsense. Perhaps it's
by zvrba 11y ago
> If you start with C++, you're committed to a multi year project, that's what it takes to advance from novice to junior level.
This is nonsense. Perhaps it's true to some degree if you try to "learn" C++ from tutorials of dubious quality rather than from a decent book.
- humanrebar 11y agoYou sound like someone who has never really explored C++ lookup rules.
- zvrba 11y agoFunnily I've been working on MLOC-sized C++ projects and almost never had a problem with lookup rules. On rare occasions where it was a problem, it was a compile-time problem and easily resolved. In any case, these rules do not fall under what I'd call "junior-level" C++ programmer as the OP wrote.