Should I learn C# and JavaScript at the same time?

C# and JavaScript would be fine languages to learn. Both are very useful practically, and both have interesting language-nerd aspects to them. My current situation is somewhat similar: I started a new job a few months ago, and I’m learning PHP and the Interactive Data Language (IDL) simultaneously for the job.

What programming language should I learn after JavaScript?

Python: probably the most beginner-friendly language I know. Python is rapidly increasing in popularity, with easy syntax and its support for major fields in development. Such as using Django for the backend, TensorFlow for Machine learning and AI or NumPy for mathematics.

Can we learn JavaScript without knowing C?

If you want to start a simple web application, then learning Javascript instead of C is a fine approach. If you want to learn to write a desktop app, then Javascript is absolutely the wrong way to go about this. If so, there could be some value in learning C first.

Which is easier JavaScript or C?

In terms of time to learn, C is harder to learn than JavaScript. C is very low level: you have allocate memory, free memory, use pointers and whatnot.

Is JavaScript made by C++?

Yes, you guessed it — JavaScript is written in C++. To be precise, the engines that drive the most popular JavaScript engines (V8 within Google Chrome and Node, Chakra for Microsoft and SpiderMonkey for Mozilla products) are mainly compiled from a C++ code base.

Which is harder C# or JavaScript?

JavaScript runs on HTML-based syntax, and as such, the syntax is more complex and requires higher maintenance. C# operates in a concise command syntax that is easier to use and easier to learn.

Which is harder C or JavaScript?

“C++” is very rigorous, so it is hard to learn. “JavaScript” is very flexible, but it has many strong meat waiting for you.