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But you're building on the context of knowing a different language. Picking up the second, fifth, or nth language is easy, as long as it isn't the first one.
by malfist 2y ago
But you're building on the context of knowing a different language.
Picking up the second, fifth, or nth language is easy, as long as it isn't the first one.
- kloop 2y agoThe second one actually seems to be harder for some people. It requires separating the syntax from the semantics Agreed on all further ones, however
- dylan604 2y agoWhat makes you say that? I learned HTML using Notepad and Netscape. I had a single semester as senior in high school that taught PASCAL, but that was 7 years prior. Not really sure how that helped in the slightest. I don't feel this is any different from someone that might have taken a class that taught HTML/JS/CSS except for that would actually be learning directly applicable to today. If that type of person jumped into a bootcamp, I feel like that would be similar to anything I experienced if not better. The internet is a thing now so there is so much more access to anything I had.
- mulmen 2y agoI strongly disagree with this. It’s more like languages hit a common wavelength. Sometimes it makes sense, sometimes it doesn’t.