How to overcome this habit???

Question

I'm learning C++ after learning python and because of this I feel a bit bored when I come in a situation where a particular task in C++ can easily be done using a function in python!!!
How can I overcome this??? I know there are a lot of built-in functions in python and I'm used to it!!!!
How to think like a C++ programmer????
https://code.sololearn.com/cbz7j3d4tsFl/?ref=app
https://code.sololearn.com/ckVrxUy3GkUV/?ref=app

Answer 1

Writing code in C++ instead of Python comes at a price - it will take longer and require more thinking etc.

So why would you even do it?

That's the decisive question - what's your reason for using C++?

You might want the better performance. So you can estimate for yourself: Is the increase in performance worth the increased trouble of coding?

Answer 2

HonFu,
I think I should stick with python as it has gr8 scope in future and I feel a bit ease while coding with it.
I think, in the end what matters is the product in your hand. And at the moment, I'm able to code with python very fast and easily!!!
Talking about C++, well I think it should be in the language list of each and every programmer but not in the list of mine(as I'm only a school student for now and it's a bit challenging to learn it). Also, my studies may get affected if I move to learn this gigantic language, in which I have to learn a lot of stuff to write a very basic program. I love this language but for now I have decided to close it for now!!!!

Answer 3

HonFu, yep!!!
So, if I wanna high performance in my code and want to code using python, then will it be that efficient?
To be honest, I'm only a school student now and I don't even know which field of programming I want to go. I managed to get a very little time to open this app after completing my homework and studies, and after opening it I come across such type of things.
Programming for now is not a big issue for me as I won't study it for the next 3-4 years!!!

do you have any suggestions???

Answer 4

Habits are hard to break. Deal with your motivation to learn C++. Then read on Pomodoro, it may help you manage that habit

Answer 5

Ayush Sinha, it is all very individual, so hard to give an advice about it.

If you have no pressure and no specific aim, I would just concentrate on what's most fun and interesting, while making sure you don't forget what you've learned in the other language so far.

Answer 6

C++ doesn't go anywhere, you can get back to it anytime you feel like it. :)

Answer 7

Relax and try to think of what you hope to achieve with both language that could help you to find which language to learn first

Answer 8

Relax and try to think of what you hope to achieve with both language that could help you to find which language to learn first