Should I learn C++?

>divorced
I'll marry her.

>>7
for game dev only

>>7
If you want to still be learning C++ in three years, yes

>>8
Would you really marry someone who uses generic variable names?

>>18
Marry someone who's as creative as me AND I get a bocchi daughter that's interested in programming? Yes.
Imagine the programs the three of us would create together!

>>18
>java
Everytime I use it, it feels like I'm just adjusting config files and writing paragraphs, instead of actually writing code.

Face reality, anonymous. Nothing good comes from learning how to code.

good thing I'm stupid or I would have gotten into c*ding

>>28
>good thing I'm stupid
D-do you like bananas too?!

Banana.

>>32
Bana nã

I don't actually mind JavaScript.

>>7
what programming and what languages have you done before
c++ is my favorite language of all time, but maybe you shouldn't learn it unless you are comfortable with c yet

if you want to learn c++ the best resource ever if you already know how programming works is by bjarne stroustrup and its called 'a tour of c++' and you should get the very latest edition and you should pirate it for free

with c++ you can do everything that every other language can do and you can go right in the guts of the lgnauge. with c++ you know they aren't hiding anything from you. you can look inside/ with c++ you will be the ultimate programmer