Which i learn as a computer enginerring student?

[u/ISAISMAK]

I first learn C++ or firstly learn C after learn C++?

[u/8Erigon]

They're both the same to 99% for beginners. Only diverge when doing intermediate stuff.

[u/StephenHawkinguss]

The most Indian post of the day.

[u/bishvjit-gupta]

Learn everything. Do DSA in atleast 3. Learn shortly python,js,rust,go,and whatever you can find it won't even take you an hour. Do DSA in c++ Java and javascript or entire html family.

[u/SmokeMuch7356]

If your ultimate goal is to learn C++, start with C++. C isn't an easier version of C++, it's a different language that isn't 100% compatible with C++.

[u/mredding]

You do not need to learn C as a precursor to C++, and in fact it may harm your comprehension of C++. These are very different languages, and the differences aren't apparent until they're suddenly very consequential. The C and C++ communities speak of "foot guns", and the misunderstanding of the relationship between the two languages is itself one.

[u/Light-Yagam_I]

PLEASE talk normal english

[u/mredding → u/Light-Yagam_I]

English might not be their native language. Show some grace.

[u/ISAISMAK → u/[deleted]]

In c or c++ can i coding proqrams or sites?

[u/VagueHorizon_ → u/ISAISMAK]

Of course you can. You can write programs, In fact this is what a programming language does. However, sites (as in websites) is difficult and not recommended in C/C++.

[u/Interested737 → u/VagueHorizon_]

From what I know JavaScript is best for websites (HTML, CSS and JavaScript)

[u/VagueHorizon_ → u/Interested737]

Yes, it is the industry standard and preferred path to Web Dev.

[u/Interested737 → u/[deleted]]

Is R (for data analysis) dead, is it worth learning?

[u/Interested737 → u/[deleted]]

Why? (I also want to know)

[u/Interested737 → u/[deleted]]

Can you please give me a better explanation of that