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I think it definitely does. If you understand Programming Language fundamentals, it tends to be easy to understand a new feature in any language, as you can usu
by Psyonic 16y ago
I think it definitely does. If you understand Programming Language fundamentals, it tends to be easy to understand a new feature in any language, as you can usually figure out how it really works underneath. You know "why" more than "what," which can be really helpful if you're changing things up all the time.
- cabalamat 16y agoI agree. As an example, when I learned C++ I already knew the principles of object-oriented programming (from Smalltalk) so learning the OO parts of C++ was relatively easy for me. Learning a new language, provided you already know the concepts the language uses, is mostly a matter of learning new syntax.