learning multiple languages

[dragon16]

I've (very) recently started programming in c++ and I was wondering if taking up java or python before I've gotten a strong grip on c++ would help or hinder my learning curve. I.e. causing too much confusion vs playing one off the other (mentally) to get a deeper understanding of the way programming works.

[Baso]

My suggestion to you that you have to pic a language, destroy it , and then take another or do what ever you want to do .

[dragon16]

Many thanks. Pure c++ for now then, I like what I've seen, the rest can wait.

Edit: just for the sake of being thorough, anyone have additional input?

[packetpirate]

Don't confuse yourself... there's a lot of ground to cover with C++. At least learn the basics of the language before moving on to another.

[N85iE3v7]

I would stick with C and C++ for a while like Baso said. C# and Java are a piece of cake for people that know C++.

[dragon16]

Ok case closed then lol. Thanks everyone.