>One of the decisions that payed the most in my later programming endeavors was deciding to learn C and C++ in high school I started with C++ in high school, b

>One of the decisions that payed the most in my later programming endeavors was deciding to learn C and C++ in high school I started with C++ in high school, but probably not $newest_version_at_the_time and it was mess for me I felt like I was fighting language / compiler instead of trying to solve problems. "wtf? I remember that it worked fine week ago! <googling again some basic thing like array length>" or asking teacher about compiler errors Somebody then showed me C# and I instantly switched