On Mar 4, 4:11 am, Bunny....@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> I know that some granddaddy-level C++ compiler can compile C++ code
> into a C intermediate. Apart from that, however, I can not find any
> modern compiler to do that. And in fact, I think, this factor is very
> pragmatical for a C programmer to learn Java more effectively.
I can't understand why you'd want to look into C++ if you want to
learn Java. These languages, though both involving OOP and some
elements of C syntax, are actually quite different.
Java is a much smaller language than C++, and is quite easy to learn.
It's even easier if you tie half your brain behind your back :-) The
problem is that C programmers are looking at things from a machine
level and that is why Java appears difficult. If you forget everything
about the machine and just focus on the language, it's quite easy.
The biggest difficulty is learning all the class libraries. This is
far more challenging than the Java language itself.
Eric
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