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Why is C++ complicated?
1) They thought C++ was difficult, started learning other “simple” language and find it difficult to learn C++ thereafter. C++ was my first language, so I mastered it early on. You do not have to use all high-level concepts in C++. You can easily start writing simple algorithms as easily as in any other language.
Is C++ getting too complicated?
Most of the time C++ is not more complicated than java or something. Sadly this is lost on most people. C++ may be the most complex language out there but you can write very good code without caring about the specific.
Is Java simpler than C++?
1) Java is simpler, the syntax is much more readable than C, C++ or any other language. 2) Java is good to learn Object-Oriented programming, but not so good for procedural one, prefer C there. It’s easier to think in terms of class and objects.
Is C++ 98 still used?
There are many projects written in C++98. Moreover, lots of programmers are still used to C++98. However, with the standardization of C++11 and C++14, C++98 is becoming obsolete.
Is Java too complex to learn on its own?
Java is by no means too complex for a one-man operation, but learning any form of full-formed web programming is a lot to learn when it’s all new.
Why is C++ so complicated to learn?
Over time, most programming languages are becoming more complicated, including Python, Java, etc. C++ is designed by committee. It is a standardized language with a lot of people contributing. They are able to modularize the design and expand it so much that is hard for a single person to understand it all.
Why is C++ so popular?
C++ is popular. Popularity supports the addition of new features and complexity, because there are so many use cases and because work on the language is always going on under many conflicting demands. Over time, most programming languages are becoming more complicated, including Python, Java, etc.
Is C++ harder than Java?
Thus, rationally, many seasoned experts would argue C++ is not harder than Java or C# or Python or JavaScript; and they would cite very valid points.