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Originally Posted by ViN86
Learn C and C++ first. Then if you want to move into the MS Visual Studio software, move to C#. I think you will find that C# is very fast and is a C derivative, so it is quite easy. I don't like VB, personally. C# is awesome, though.
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It is generally *not* recommended to learn C followed by C++ due to the different programming paradigms (multi-paradigm vs imperative). If you wish to study C++, then get Accelerated C++ (book) and get reading. You will become familiar with C's stdlib over time.
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Originally Posted by Bman212121
Can't say as I've tried Visual C++. I would have loved to do that over C++.
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You appear to be confused. Visual C++ can either refer to a C++ implementation (Microsoft's) or an IDE. Maybe what you meant to say is that you have used some C++ implementation such as GCC, and would like to try one of Microsoft's instead.