surely you would learn c first

since c++ is just c with more shit

where did you go to learn it? the 80s?

Myself.

C is a lower level language, so less shortcuts. Learning C++ is easier @Blast

No in education.

And I was like 18.

@󠀀󠀀AK what?

learning c++ is easier ? i thought they were the same level tbh.

I don’t know much coding besides HTML

same

They're the same level...

@Ruger IDK, its just what my friend who is using C for his project said

C is just a subset..

lol

C++ is just C with added OOP

^

you guys are talking computer speak and ive not a clue

yer pal knows fk all

ive thought about programing but too lazy to learn it

It's not as hard as people make out.

ohh, just learned how to use classes, thanks ruger

I'm just trying to get my way through java without crying. I hate oop

nah i doubt its like HARD but too lazy

trust me it gets messy

programming is a thing you can either do or you cant tbh

You guys should learn chemistry.

if its involves pattern recognition id be gucci

well, kinda. but you create your own patterns or need to understand others fucked up patterns.

Just try slower and teach yourself at your own pace.

@Turtle i tried, turns out I'm just depressed

i used to do sql server work so meh cant be too crazy

give it a shot, kinda similar but more structured.

i ran the foreclosure sql server for BoA

was a bitch at first but i got it

Sounds like the teacher’s fault @Potato Man

It's refactoring that's hard

The UK education for compsci is autistic. In GCSE you learn bare min in python 2. Like to the point I didn't even know how to use functions until A level. And then A level "you should have learned an entire program language in GCSE lmao"

I learnt a whole language in a HNC.

lol when i was in HS we didn't even have compsci education really. it was still IT then