.NET to C++?

Is this a hard switch? .NET is the only software language I know, and I want to move into C++ for better programming along with .NET because .NET already has GUI for you. But anyways, I have object oriented programming experience because I try to code that way. I know a lot of website development languages. So my real question is, will it be hard to go from .NET and my other programming experience into C++?

Not really, the class I took this year started off with .NET then went through some other small languages then went to C++. C++ is a lot different since it uses CMD. The syntax is a little different so you need to get use to that. Also, you will forgot semi colons ALOT when you first start.

I have started a little, and coded my first program the other day. It doesn't seem to complicated when learning the Syntax.

eXero said:

But anyways, I have object oriented programming experience because I try to code that way.

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.NET is not object oriented. Using classes in .NET doesn't make it OOP.

The switch isn't that bad, if you can code in one language it shouldn't take you that long to make the switch, your gonna be bummed with C++ because it's all in console.

I know it's all in console.