Would it be beneficial to learn C++ before learning and practicing Objective-C?

Question

Objective-C

I think to start learning algorithms and programming language. To start, I choose between C ++ and python. And in the future I want to write mobile applications in objective-c. Actually the question is in the question. Subject

Answer 1

Take D. _ There you will have the power of c ++ (manual memory management, the ability to use C libs, objects / classes, template functions and metaprogramming) and the delights of python (garbage collection, modules, DUB dependency manager that supports automatic project building, nicer syntax and all that ).
Why not just write in Objective-C? It differs from both c++ and python, and at some points it differs greatly. Unless debugging applications with C++/D will be closer to Objective-C.