Chocorific
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May 2006
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Jul 28, 2007, 07:05 AM
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Learning to write (good) code / program is independent from learning a programming language. If you have understood the basic (and advanced) concepts of the few programming styles (functional, imperative, object-orientied, etc.) you can learn to use a new programming language in just a few weeks.
Learning to programm however can take some years. Me for example started with C++. C89 and C99 followed, some x86 assembly. bash scripting, Java, Python, Perl, etc.
Good thing when knowing C is that you can read a lot of open-source code on the net, especially the Linux kernel. It's really helpful understand system internals.
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