Is it allowed to learn two Programming languages at the same time?C's(C,C++,C#) and java?

I am a newbie in programming .I am currently Studying Java.I have covered to Classes.Because these language all originated from the C language,So is it allowed to Study two at time ie C# and java,Or Java and C++.

Is it allowed to learn two Programming languages at the same time?C's(C,C++,C#) and java?
you can do it. it may confuse you a bit, but you could do it. I currently can program in about 8 or 9 different languages. I didn't learn them all at once, but i probably could have if I needed to. If you're an absolute beginner, i would suggest sticking to one at a time so you don't confuse the syntax.
Reply:is it allowed? no u go to jail for that.


lol kiddin.


don't worry if u learn a language very well doesn't take u long to learn the rest. Specially object oriented languages are so similar.





c sux (not object oriented)


c++ waste of time lots of companies are switching to c#





so the 2 languages that u might want to learn are c# and java.


and they r similar so if u learn one u can easily learn the other one fast
Reply:When you're working on your very first language, just do one at a time. Java is a very good first choice, as the ideas translate well to other languages.





One thing that's very difficult for beginners is to tie a particular idea (getting input from the command line, for example) to the particular syntax for performing that task. (System.out.println("Hi"); in Java or echo "Hi"; in PHP).





While you're learning the concepts of programming, you probably don't need the added complexity of more than one implementation. In your first language you should simply know that when you want to print something, there's a specific syntax for doing it.





Once you can comfortably build programs in your first language, it isn't too difficult to move to other languages, because the ideas are usually very similar, but the implementations are different.





Ironically, If you're learning two languages at once, I think it's harder if the languages are very similar (like Java, C# and C++) It's actually easier if the syntax or style of one of the languages is quite different as you're less likely to get them confused. I sometimes teach Python and Java at the same time, for example. or PHP and C#
Reply:When it comes to learning languages, you can learn them in whatever way you want, however many you want. It may not be recommended by some, and some people's methods may differ, but you can do what you want.





If you're learning Java at the moment, then try to also do C++ or C#. C# is the easier of the two. The syntax of C++/C# nd Java is quite similar.
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http://expert.mcptutorials.info
Reply:Actually it's helpful to learn more than one language, because it gives you a better frame of reference. C++ and Java are somewhat similar in notation, but structurally very different and that difference gives you an appreciation for the features of each language. These videos can get you started on C++:





http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/index.p...
Reply:yea of course u can study C++ and java





a good place to learn then from is http://www.w3schools.com





i learned alot of stuff from there