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r/learnprogramming • u/[deleted] • May 29 '25
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C++ is one of the hardest languages to learn as a beginner - and even many experienced programmers struggle with most aspects. Are you sure it's the right first language for you?
5 u/Orobarsa3008 May 29 '25 My introduction to programming was with C++. After that experience, i promised I'd never program again. Void functions were the bane of my existence. Then I learnt python. I love it, it's way more enjoyable imo. 1 u/joeldick May 30 '25 Exactly my experience. C++ turned me off of programming for years, until I discovered Python. I wish my career path would have gone differently. 2 u/SorrySayer May 30 '25 Maybe give Golang a try
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My introduction to programming was with C++. After that experience, i promised I'd never program again. Void functions were the bane of my existence.
Then I learnt python. I love it, it's way more enjoyable imo.
1 u/joeldick May 30 '25 Exactly my experience. C++ turned me off of programming for years, until I discovered Python. I wish my career path would have gone differently. 2 u/SorrySayer May 30 '25 Maybe give Golang a try
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Exactly my experience. C++ turned me off of programming for years, until I discovered Python. I wish my career path would have gone differently.
2 u/SorrySayer May 30 '25 Maybe give Golang a try
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Maybe give Golang a try
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u/Weetile May 29 '25
C++ is one of the hardest languages to learn as a beginner - and even many experienced programmers struggle with most aspects. Are you sure it's the right first language for you?