Zooker
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- Jan 13, 2010
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C without a doubt. You learn how to code while being responsible for things like explicit cleanup of allocated variables on the heap, etc. Once you know that, you can work back into other language since you understand coding structure.
However, C and C++ are not nearly in use as much lately since college mostly teaches Java anymore.
Think about languages like tools in a toolbox. Each one has a best use so while you could learn one instantly, picking up more things overtime is the icing on the cake.
However, C and C++ are not nearly in use as much lately since college mostly teaches Java anymore.
Think about languages like tools in a toolbox. Each one has a best use so while you could learn one instantly, picking up more things overtime is the icing on the cake.