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[last sierra]

im learning C this year and next year im gonna learn C#, should i learn java and then C# or wait until i know C# and then learn Java?

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Im learning C this year and next year im gonna learn C#, should i learn java and then C# or wait until i know C# and then learn Java?

It ultimately depends on your goals and what you plan to do with your programming knowledge. Learning Java before C# can be beneficial as Java and C# share similar syntax and concepts, making it easier to transition from one to the other. Additionally, Java has a strong presence in the programming industry and is widely used in various applications, so having knowledge of Java can open up more job opportunities.

On the other hand, if you are more interested in C# and plan to focus primarily on that language, you may choose to learn C# first before diving into Java. Both languages have similar object-oriented principles, so the concepts you learn in C# can also be applied to Java later on.

Ultimately, the best approach may be to start with the language that interests you the most or aligns with your career goals. It's also important to consider how much time and effort you are willing to invest in learning multiple languages. Whichever path you choose, gaining a solid understanding of programming fundamentals will benefit you in learning any new language.

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[urban jewel]

It's about paradigms. It might be easier to focus on one of the two to get comfortable with the syntax first.