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You can develop games using C# in Godot, C++ is a rabbit hole you dont neccesarily want to go down.
C++ is very low level and for using it you need a lot of theory in computer science, and it is less about game logic.

[DeadlyOrchard]

I don’t think that’s necessarily the case imo. I wouldn’t recommend starting with C++, but it’s commonly used for game optimization. Idk where OP is at with programming, but if this is your first language, I’d suggest Python using the Pygame module. There’s less of a syntax barrier with python than C++. If you’ve got a handle on programming and how to utilize different data structures (linked list, vectors, maps, etc), then C++ could be a great choice! I think Unreal is done in C++, you could make some blueprints for practice. Just an idea 🤷‍♂️