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by arcticbull
2613 days ago
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C++ has a huge learning curve too though, the difference is it lets you write whatever you want. The learning curve is to write correct C++. It’s deceptive, it’s like skiing vs snowboarding. Skiing you pick up fast but to get good is damn hard and few bother. Snowboarding is damn hard to pick up but then it’s pretty easy to become really good. |
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To modify this I'd say that becoming reasonably good is pretty easy (and I'd agree easier than skiing). To be become really good takes a long time and a lot of dedication and the difference in difficulty between skiing and snowboarding disappears. Same as with programming, some languages make it easier to go from 0 to your first app, some make it easier to write solid production ready code that earns you a paycheck, but becoming really good is always hard and independent of the language you're using.