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Easier than what?

@matrix @waifu C++

if you're not planning on taking the harder versions of math courses, you'll need to pass both C++ and Java (cont.)

@matrix @waifu both as a course and a language, Java is really neat, clean and restrictive and as lili said already, a nice jump into object hierarchies

on the contrary, C++ is a vast language and many techniques you'll be using are quite advanced, so it's better to take the course after you've leveled up a couple of times as a programmer

most importantly, don't make the same mistake as I did and ＤＯＮï¼ï¼´ try to pass both courses at the same time - they're both very time-consuming and you'll only get tired very quickly and fail

@grips @matrix I've been told how much simpler it is many times. It's probably worth it getting the extra year of practise before C++ so you're speedier and maybe a little more knowledgeable about object-oriented stuff (not to mention the other courses you'll get done in the year)