Learning C Obj-Oriented

If I know Java, is it a good idea to start with C#, C or C++, I've tried C++, but only a little bit, to be honest, I gave up on it due to difficulty. I'm currently learning Java. C# seems pretty simple depending on what you're making. I hope to develop either 2D games, or mods/hacks for current games. What language is simple yet effective towards this?

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C doesn't support objects, so I'd go for C++ and C#(both at the same time)

Originally Posted by Hell_Demon

C doesn't support objects, so I'd go for C++ and C#(both at the same time)

wise words and ignore the rest

If you want to develop games, I can recommend BlitzMax. Its simple but fast and has a lot of usefull stuff, for example support for Windows, Mac and Linux.

Java is fairly useless for most hacking. C#, C++, and Assembly are the only three languages you need to worry about. You're on the right track, because you didn't even mention visual basic. For this I commend you. Awesome. What you should do is get a book(not an e book) on C++ and one on C#. It's been proven that people learn better from paper than they do a screen, so either find a library or buy the books.
"C++ All-In-One For Dummies" is a great book and it comes with Code::Blocks on a cd, along with a large amount of source code.
"Teach yourself C++ in 21 days" was my very first programming book, a great read for beginners.
I haven't read paper books on C#/.NET, but I saw a few at Barnes and Noble, so they're out there.

If you want to learn object-oriented programming, I suggest C# for it. It forces you to learn object-oriented concepts.
Fuck it, it doesn't matter which of the three you go with first. Learn them all, the more knowledge the better. Besides, they work nicely together anyway.

Originally Posted by t7ancients

Java is fairly useless for most hacking. C#, C++, and Assembly are the only three languages you need to worry about. You're on the right track, because you didn't even mention visual basic. For this I commend you. Awesome. What you should do is get a book(not an e book) on C++ and one on C#. It's been proven that people learn better from paper than they do a screen, so either find a library or buy the books.
"C++ All-In-One For Dummies" is a great book and it comes with Code::Blocks on a cd, along with a large amount of source code.
"Teach yourself C++ in 21 days" was my very first programming book, a great read for beginners.
I haven't read paper books on C#/.NET, but I saw a few at Barnes and Noble, so they're out there.

If you want to learn object-oriented programming, I suggest C# for it. It forces you to learn object-oriented concepts.
Fuck it, it doesn't matter which of the three you go with first. Learn them all, the more knowledge the better. Besides, they work nicely together anyway.

I hate VB

I tried it and it's actually more difficult to me. Also I hate the syntax. Oh and thank you for the information, I have "C++ for Dummies" It's a nice book to understand the basic concepts.

Object oriented C is totally possible. You'll be surprised how much literature is written on this subject.

Learning C Obj-Oriented

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