In C++ you must explicitly specify if you have a reference value, a value, or a pointer value. In Java, all objects are referenced and all primitives are values. C++ also forces you to manually clean...
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In C++ you must explicitly specify if you have a reference value, a value, or a pointer value. In Java, all objects are referenced and all primitives are values. C++ also forces you to manually clean...
Learn both. I know both languages (as well as others). The thing about C++ is that you have to very explicitly understand the memory model, where in Java you can get away with almost anything short...