Which is harder to learn C++ or Java?

It is harder, as it more complex and a lot more hard to learn. Actually, it’s complexity makes Java a lot more easier to perceive. C++ complexity also makes it a lot more vulnerable to bugs and errors that are hard to be detected, unless you use one of those programs, such as checkmarx, that helps with it.

Why I find C++ easier than Java?

Java has no structs, but better enums. C++ was also designed to be a superset of C so you have access to low-level commands. Java is generally safer in the sense that it’s harder to have errors such as out of bounds, and others. So, it is simpler, if you prefer such a language.

Is Java a better language than C?

Both are valuable languages. In many respects Java is much like C with some libraries already included that make various ‘typical’ tasks easier and faster.

Is it worth learning a low-level language like C++?

With the onset of easier-to-learn languages like Python and JavaScript that let you get to visible results faster, one might wonder: is it worth learning a low-level language like C++? The answer is yes. Right now, C++ is the 4th most popular language in the world, according to the TIOBE index.

Is Java worth learning at home?

Java is much less efficient in terms of the way it actually operates (the need for the JVM as opposed to talking to the OS directly); but you see little difference in the result for most home PC purposes. I DID IT! I Just got my first programming job with no degree and no coding camp, just learning at home over 1 year 7 months.

Is it better to learn C++ or Java for data structure?

It doesn’t matter whether it is Java or C++. There are few advantages first is you get good knowledge about pointers how it works, implementing data structure in C++ is not easy as compared to java, thus this in turn will give you a good practice about implementing data structure from scratch and will give solid understanding.