should i learn it first ?

[Qiang.JL]

yeah. i have been following my post. thanks for everyone's input. It helps!

seems a lot people recommend C over C++, i would keep this in mind and get a
go at it.
i think i get a list of language to learn and go deeper now : Java, C, Perl,
Python, Lisp

actually i found an article on
http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html#BASIC_SKILLS
it recommend the same set as above i mentioned. but i got learning C not C++
this part clear now :)

Q.



"Qiang.JL" <dragon at china.org> wrote in message
news:NAmi8.54548$xG.5157 at news2.bloor.is...
> Hi,all
>
> apologize if this is off-topic :)
>
> I am a student who have learned perl,java and other like data structure
> stuff. Now i want to take some further step to learn one or two languages
to
> improve my language view. There are two languages are on the list: python
> and C++
> I have heard a lot ppl talk about C/C++,saying it's the must language to
> learn for a programmer.and i indeed feel so. but C/C++ is hard and may
need
> to take longer time to learn and get the concept.also, Python seems a good
> language and easier to learn.
> I think some of you may come cross this, so let me ask you these questions
>
> do i need to learn C/C++ to be a good programmer?
>
> which one is better to start with ? ( I'm not a program beginner so python
> being a beginner programmer maybe not be applied here)
>
> How many language do you think one should _master_? I think one or two is
> enough.learning others are letting you to learn the language concept and
> structure etc certainly helpful.
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