I'm currently learning C++ and just got into Object-Oriented Programming. A while back, I learned HTML, CSS, and a little JavaScript, but I've forgotten a lot of the details. I'm wondering if it's too overwhelming to try and revise HTML and CSS at the same time I'm diving into C++. Any thoughts?
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Nah, I don't think it’s too much! You can definitely handle both at the same time. Just take it little by little, and you’ll be fine.
It should be doable, though it may not make a lot of sense to mix them when it comes to deploying web projects. Remember that C++ is not used directly in web development like JavaScript is, so you might find it more useful to focus on improving your JavaScript skills for that.
It's actually pretty common to forget programming languages, especially if you're switching between different ones. If you're learning C++, you might find it easier to work with TypeScript instead of JavaScript since it's more strictly typed, which could help you hold onto what you've learned.
JavaScript is really the way to go for web dev, and it's not too hard to pick up the syntax again. If you're comfortable with Java, transitioning back to JavaScript might be easier than you think.
My main question is, what exactly do you hope to achieve by learning both?
For now, I just want to soak up as much knowledge as possible before my summer break ends. I'm eager to learn!