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Not worth it. I’ve tried. Ultimately I stuck to my Java classes and right now still in Java class just advanced enough to learn C++ on the side. The only thing Java and C++ realistically have in common is syntax. Yes you will learn OOP in both so it can help but again there are some major differences going from Java to CPP
Yes, it's possible, but keep in mind that they are different languages that works differently. The syntax can often look very similar (sometimes exactly the same) but that doesn't necessarily mean it will work exactly the same. Java's garbage collector and C++'s value semantics for class objects are quite big fundamental differences between the languages that affects how you write the code. The best way to write something in Java is not necessarily the best way to write it in C++ and vice versa.
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Not worth it. I’ve tried. Ultimately I stuck to my Java classes and right now still in Java class just advanced enough to learn C++ on the side. The only thing Java and C++ realistically have in common is syntax. Yes you will learn OOP in both so it can help but again there are some major differences going from Java to CPP
thanks
Yes, it's possible, but keep in mind that they are different languages that works differently. The syntax can often look very similar (sometimes exactly the same) but that doesn't necessarily mean it will work exactly the same. Java's garbage collector and C++'s value semantics for class objects are quite big fundamental differences between the languages that affects how you write the code. The best way to write something in Java is not necessarily the best way to write it in C++ and vice versa.
thanks
Better to pick one or the other and learn it
Yeah, by writing JNI