I started with C++ and switched around the beginning, so there wasn't any "low level knowledge" nor above c++ beginner level concepts. Both: high-to-low and lo

I started with C++ and switched around the beginning, so there wasn't any "low level knowledge" nor above c++ beginner level concepts. Both: high-to-low and low-to-high have some advantages, but it's not like one is always better than the other. high-to-low allows you to write stuff earlier - like programs that do something useful, GUI, web, whatever. but at the cost of understanding internals / under the hood.