.NET to C++?

[eXero]

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++?

 

[Chewbaka]

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.

 

[eXero]

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

 

[Bencori]

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

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

 

[Saint_mybb_import14697]

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.

 

[eXero]

I know it's all in console.