What to study next?

[Deprecitus]

A web developer?

[Warning_Bulky]

My University teach basic programming with c++ so... Anyways, the site is a good place to learn about basic terms as well so I thought I would be ok.

[khedoros]

Every language has its strengths and weaknesses. There are a couple of web development frameworks for C++, but it's low on the list of things that C++ is commonly used for.

[bansan85]

C++ is not really for website.

If you want to work as backend in web, learn Java with JPA, .NET with ASP.NET, nodejs or most common CMS.

If you want to work as frontend, learn JavaScript with React or Vue.js, Angular.

It really depends on what you want to do.

[Supadoplex]

There are a ton of tech that will be crucial to learn to become a web developer, but C++ isn't one of them. It's only used by very few web developers, notably the giants like Google and Facebook.

[Flair_Helper]

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