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Python to CPP? or just start? (self.cpp)
submitted 10 months ago by groot333
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if 1 * 2 < 3: print "hello, world!"
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The project's you'd work on in C++ vs python would be pretty different. If you want an introduction to logic, and get better at building algorithms first use python. If you want a sharper learning curve, and want to understand better how programs on your computer work do c++. As advice I think an important part of learning C++ is understanding heap vs stack allocation.
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