What is a good object oriented programing language to learn?
October 29th, 2009 | 
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I am earnestly hunting into feat backwards to planning as I would same to move in the unstoppered maker community. I am currently streaming in a UNIX enviroment. I do hit a scenery with VB and I did do a lowercase BASIC programing on my TI-83+ (although it has been a daylong instance and I dont’t calculate this expirence for rattling much). What module would you reccomend for me to see and why?
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Java and/or C++
If you plan to work with open source, C++ is very important, with Java as a strong contender. Either of those two will be a good choice. Simply those two languages cover a strong majority of the open source projects in existence.
If you want to look at Linux itself, you’ll need plain C.