i am now starting to lean c++ but i have pretty much no knowlage of c is that ok? cause the book i have says i should lean c before i learn c++.

You do not need to learn C before C++. It may infact be detremental, because you could get stuck in a procedureal mindset.

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Knowing a few things about C helps but isn''t necessary. You''ll learn them as you learn C++ eg. data types, syntax, header files, how to compile a program, what goes into compilation. I have a couple of books that say that you shouldn''t learn C first, so that just depends on the author and the authors purposes.

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I have started with C++ about a year ago. I have read ,lots of C++ tutorials, by this I have also learned C. It is pretty similar, except the OOP thing, but the
syntax, cout instead of printf, etc.. is easy to learn.

You will get to know C while learning C++



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