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Def C++ for hacking, because it can be injected, but i dont think java can. But for making a quick window based program i would use C#

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He will never help anyone or even understooded, i think he need to be deleted.
schokk21

what is a good way to learn C++ quickly

A great way to learn C++ would be to go to a bookstore and buy a C++ book, they aren't that expensive, especially if you buy them used. A great place would be to go to a college bookstore. You don't need proof that you are a college student to buy a book. Make sure it is used though.

C++ for a basis of programming.
JAVA is similar to C++, so then its easier to learn, then go abck to C++ for more advanced shit.

Thats basically how I learned.
But for GUI, JAVA is better - more used for games, etc...
C++ all the way though.

c++ is the best

C++ is better in my opinion, Maybe because i dont know or have never used Java. =D

~Calster~

C++ blows java away any day

Sorry about the double post

no no no, its impossible to choose.
both have their pros and cons

I learned Java in school, and C++ on the streets (internet). I seriously wish I could use my 1 vote to cast a negative vote into Java's pool because it SUCKs.

Or maybe it's just my compiler idk (we use BlueJ at school). Anyway, There is NO multithreading, NO timers, it can't make .exe files, it can only make like .JAR crap that no gives a second sh* about. hacking in Java is IMPOSSIBLE, doesn't even have FORMS!!! Everything is like, console based, and on top of all that, it's SLOW- It's like the Yin to C++s Yang.

In my java course at school the teacher started the year off telling us that JAVA is a novel language, and is the best programming language created to date, and the whole time I'm sitting there thinking, This guys nuts.

Also, the coding is different, mainly in LENGTH.
Outputting a message:
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C++:
cout << "Message" << endl;
Java:
System.out.println("Message");

Declaring a function:
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C++:
void Function()
Java:
public static void Function()

i think c++ is better