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I don't know the correct answer but I fully agree with the autor: "The wrong answer to this question is learn both. You’re going to have a hard time simultaneou
by marvel_boy 11y ago
I don't know the correct answer but I fully agree with the autor:
"The wrong answer to this question is learn both. You’re going to have a hard time simultaneously learning two programming languages with different syntax. You’re going to feel overwhelmed and chances are, you’re going to throw in the towel very soon."
So true.
- theVirginian 11y agoI would qualify that and say "learn both but not at the same time." I found that it was only after I started learning my second programming language that I really started to appreciate many aspects of programming and understand which concepts are specific to languages and which others apply to programming in a broader sense.