C++ and automatic transmission. Intrigued?
How are these things curso power bi? Nothing in general (well, almost nothing). So why such a title?
I wonder how I'll twist and summarize my reasoning about C++ to an automatic transmission? Then read on.
But first, let's try to answer the question:
Why learn C++?
Well, actually there are many reasons. At least because it is a "legendary" programming language which only lazy people aren't talking about.
But there are more pragmatic reasons. One of them is that C++ is at the core of so many programming languages, such as:
Java
JavaScript
JScript
ActionScript
C#
And C++ is also used to write programs for microcontrollers and the "brainwashing" of modern automobiles (this is closer to automatic transmissions, but not yet what I meant originally - follow the thought))).
What does it all mean?
It means that once you've struggled a bit and learned C++, you can easily switch to other languages which are based on C++ syntax.
Well, it's about the same as if you learn to drive a car with a manual gearbox, then changing to an automatic you can almost immediately drive.
But if you do the opposite, that is, if you learned to drive a car with an automatic, then in order to normally drive a car with a manual, you will have to almost re-learn.