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Vadim Stepanenko2018-06-16 01:22:11
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Vadim Stepanenko, 2018-06-16 01:22:11

Are the Javas of PHP and C/C++ similar?

Hello!
Entered the university in the direction related to programming. Studying will begin only in September, i.е. I have about 3 months to prepare
. I learned that during the entire training we will learn to write in C (the first 2 courses), then on the pluses. But now, while there is free time, there is a wild desire to learn PHP, because. I work part-time on the web (layout, designs, adaptations for CMS, etc.). But I want to grow in web development in these 2 months.
This leads to the question: what I can learn from PHP in these three months will help me somehow in the future with the study of C and pluses? Or are the languages ​​fundamentally different?
For example, I heard that C is a procedural language, and PHP has the possibility of OOP. And if I learn all these principles of OOP, won't they then prevent me from calling the principles of the C language normally?

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VoidVolker, 2018-06-16
@Vadim1899

All EPs are similar in one way or another. Calmly study what interests you and brings new knowledge. At the university, most likely, you will waste most of the time and you are unlikely to be given real knowledge about solving real problems. And the knowledge that will be given will become obsolete before you finish your studies and will be irrelevant. If you are interested in programming and software development, freelance calmly, solve real problems first of all, gain experience and projects in your resume, and just check the university for a tick. Knowledge of different languages ​​only helps.

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Yan-s, 2018-06-16
@Yan-s

At the university, for the entire course of the language, it is the language itself that will be taught to you at a level that you can get in 1-2 weeks of reading a reference book / manual / docks. Here are the algorithms, in addition, yes, they will teach, but their essence is the same in different languages.
The language itself is the top layer of practical development. In the latter, the main role will be played not by the language itself, but by what surrounds it, tools, libraries, frameworks, methodologies.
At the university, most of the time they will tell you which part of the hammer you need to hold on to, and which one to hit on the hats of nails carefully placed by someone. Although these are just routine little things in the process of designing and manufacturing a product.
So do not worry about the university curriculum at all and get ready to learn on your own.

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devalone, 2018-06-16
@devalone

Are the Javas of PHP and C/C++ similar?

except for brackets
If I learn how to use a drill, will it prevent me from learning a screwdriver later?

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OnYourLips, 2018-06-16
@OnYourLips

If you need knowledge, and not a high school cardboard box, then these skills will be useful, teach.

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cppjunkie, 2018-06-17
@cppjunkie

Knowledge of C will not be useless in any way - to know how manual work with memory, files and other low-level things is done is useful to any programmer, I think.

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