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You'll be be fine. I've found it very easy to switch from/between C/C++/PHP/Python. Perl on the other hand...
by smitts 16y ago
You'll be be fine. I've found it very easy to switch from/between C/C++/PHP/Python. Perl on the other hand...
- berntb 16y agoC++? Strange. It took me time to learn seriously. I used to reread "Effective .* " every few months. Python/Perl/Ruby/PHP fill such a similar niche that I try not to go between them, because it would be boring. My personal plan is to next go Erlang, Perl 6 or some Lisp variant. Edit: Job offers for 2011 or so would be appreciated. :-)
- metamemetics 16y agoDepends what order he learned them in. Maybe he already knew syntax from C and classes from Python before learning C++.
- j_baker 16y agoIt's easy to write code that works if you're switching between C, C++, PHP, and Python. However, being able to write idiomatic code is a different matter entirely.