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Should I Learn C/C++ or Java?

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I have around 12 years of experience in C++.

Now I am thinking of trying a another language.

I know C++ and Java tend to be more similar.

I do want to be learning the one that is more in demand.

I am thinking of maybe .NET area.

Whats your suggestion?

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    Should I Learn C/C++ or Java?

    1. Yes, C++ and Java are similar but there is another programming language that is similar to both and also highly in demand in the market.

      That programming language is CSharp (C#). CSharp is a programming language for the Microsoft .NET Framework.

      Because C# is a newer programming language than either Java or C/C++, the designers of the language where able to sit back and incorporate the best features of both languages.

      So, C# is designed from the ground up to incorporate the best features of Java and C/C++.

      For example:

      1. C# is an Object Oriented Programming Language.
      2. C# supports Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstraction
      3. C# protects you from the consequences of managing memory like you typically do with C/C++ and pointers
      4. C# comes with a large number of classes so that you can be productive in a short time
      5. C# makes programming for the web or desktop environment, less tedious and that is one of the reasons why it is highly in demand …

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