When to switch from C++ to Objective-C?

Question

Objective-C

Hello. I am currently learning OOP in C++. But in the future I would like to write programs for iOS.
In this regard, the question arose: when is it better to move on to learning Objective-C?
Is it worth learning the basics of C++ and immediately start learning another language and everything related to it, or is it worth capturing some other areas related to C++ to make it easier in the future? If it is better to learn something else, then what?

Answer 1

You can immediately use Swift ...
Actually, whatever you want. In-depth knowledge of C ++ will not help you write in Objective-C (well, if you write some libraries in parallel on the pluses, then yes, it will help). Knowledge of C will be useful (or rather, an understanding of the computer architecture and how modern processors, including ARMs, work), but as practice shows, they are not required.