Re: Re: What should I learn for applications befor, C or C++?
There is still NetCore, but I cannot use this with Python.
Re: What should I learn for applications befor, C or C++?
On Wed, 2020-04-15 at 16:05 +0300, Constantine Ryzhikov wrote: > Hello. > Today, my main programming language is Python. I have worked with > other > programming languages. > I'd like to become a stronger developer, and be able to write > performance code. > I'm interested in developing applications for Windows and Linux. > I was interested in C#. But this is not fully supported by Linux, > unfortunately. My understanding is that it's well supported on Linux - both by Mono and by .NET Core. > I hate system programming. > What should I learn first? C or C++? > Thanks in advance! If you hate system programming, why pick a system programming language? But if you want to do it anyway, Rust is another option to consider. Ben. -- Ben Hutchings It is a miracle that curiosity survives formal education. - Albert Einstein signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part
Re: What should I learn for applications befor, C or C++?
On Wed, 2020-04-15 at 16:05 +0300, Constantine Ryzhikov wrote: > Hello. > Today, my main programming language is Python. I have worked with > other > programming languages. > I'd like to become a stronger developer, and be able to write > performance code. > I'm interested in developing applications for Windows and Linux. > I was interested in C#. But this is not fully supported by Linux, > unfortunately. > I hate system programming. > What should I learn first? C or C++? > Thanks in advance! I would suggest learning C++ first. Although C and C++ both require memory management, C++ does a lot of the legwork for you, and also abstracts away a number of things that would have to be spelled out explicitly in C (vtables, destructors, etc.) By the way, C# has at least partial support on Linux, through the Mono project. Happy hacking! Kyle
What should I learn for applications befor, C or C++?
Hello. Today, my main programming language is Python. I have worked with other programming languages. I'd like to become a stronger developer, and be able to write performance code. I'm interested in developing applications for Windows and Linux. I was interested in C#. But this is not fully supported by Linux, unfortunately. I hate system programming. What should I learn first? C or C++? Thanks in advance!
