Hello. Unfortunately in the scool we use C++. Oh my Got...I hate it...it so hard, isn`t it? I have some classmates, who like that language, and they know it very well, but mostly the peoples doesn`t like it.

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C/C++ are kind easy after you get used to it.

It should not take that much time untill you get use to it.

good luck

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I think Visual Basic is a complete waste of time, you can do all the same things in C++ plus a ton more, also C++ is closely related to PHP and makes it a whole lot easier to learn PHP and other languages, also, VB has lots of shortcuts you can use for commands, but then you get into bad habits when trying to learn C++.
Well that's my opinion.

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It's all relative. I took Java first and C is basically the same so i picked it up quicker than most. But then there's the payoff that Java was a b1tch to learn. So if you know something about some programmign language, C won't be as difficult as not knowing anything about coding. I must say, tho, scanf is so much easier than havign to worry about that stupid Java tokenizer.

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For a willing mind nothing is too hard. I think this sums up well what you are curious about. The simplest way to understand C and C++ is that it is a bit more advance than HTML coding. If you have understood HTML, you would probably know it needs abit of extra attention. And the same goes with all sort of programming languages.

Learn slowly, and practice alot. This will help you greatly.

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Let me join discussing this topic and add help you with your problem. C++ is an easy language to learn. The idea of efficient programming is to master the logic flow and designing according to th requirement of the problem or client.C++ is a structured language which is a super set of the C language. Many new features are added to the classical C to evolve itself into C++. To learn C++ or any other programming language one must master logic flow concept and the basics of the programming language syntax.While visual basic which you have learned is a more designer friendly language than C++ we must remember that the designing domains are different for this two languages .Where Visual basic gives much stress on visual aspects C++ is a more machine close language. To start with get hold of a good book then start designing small applications your self.Trust me you will suceed. But if you have time you start with learning C as I repeat C++ is only a superset of C.

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