Is it possible to learn C# and Java at the same time?

Question

Java

I'm learning programming from scratch, I'm taking an interesting Java course. But I also look towards C#. Can they be studied at the same time? And in general, are there programmers who program in both languages, or should I choose one? The question arose because I really love games, and specialized courses on game development from a good company are taught in C #.

Answer 1

are there programmers who program in both languages

There is.
It depends on the student.
Then it's better not to, you can get confused.

Answer 2

> "And in general, are there programmers who program in both languages"
I'll tell you more: there are no programmers who program in only one language

Answer 3

It is possible, but not necessary. Language is not only syntax. For java, this is the work of jvm, numerous frameworks, design patterns and tools. Of course, some areas of knowledge overlap with other technologies, but it will still take years to achieve deep knowledge. And then you constantly need to practice so that the relevance of knowledge is not lost, because everything becomes outdated very quickly.
In general, I would not recommend combining. It's better to choose one.

Answer 4

In my opinion, it's very good to know two languages, it's like knowing two different foreign languages, for example, English and Chinese, but there is definitely complexity, you can get confused when writing code, as you know, C # came out of C ++ and Java, but it's better to learn programming languages based on development goals, server-side programming php, c, c++, c#, perl, ruby, python, client-side javascript programming, game development c#, javascript