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I don't know, I guess it depends, what kind of software you are planning to write. All I can say is that learning C++ properly is a huge effort with diminishing
by zeroc8 6y ago
I don't know, I guess it depends, what kind of software you are planning to write. All I can say is that learning C++ properly is a huge effort with diminishing results.
I'd say, invest your time wisely. Things are changing rapidly and old languages are usually solving problems that are not quite as important anymore as they used to be.
- kovac 6y agoThanks for the advice and i actually wxperience that diminiahing return you mentioned. I initially learnt programming with c++, so mostly picked it up again purely for nostalgic reasons to see where the language is now. It's become unmanageably large now! Where i live there isnt much work in C++, so job prospects are low for C++. Im thinking of may be Rust or Go right now for more pragmatic reasons. Thank you for sharing your opinion.