Comment by Marco Alka on "Can I stop my C preparation in middle and start learning Java?"

More importantly: What do you want to learn? Java is easier on total beginners, however, Java is not a system programming language. It's nice to create cross-platform applications. Currently, there is a lot of talk about Kotlin fighting for the Java-position. If you would like to create applications, you might go for C#, too. Or JavaScript. As a matter of fact, Object-Pascal+VCL is still a very good combination.

You should first evaluate, what you want to do the most. Then stick with whatever language fits your ideas the best no matter what . Do not start switching around too much, or you will never get to creating and you will always be learning basics and in the end you will give up, because that's just annoying.

don't say like that, my favorite language is C. Do u know, if u know c and understand the basic of C then you can learn any language quickly and become a master. If you able to solve problems based on array,string, data structure in c then you can placed any where like google, microsoft etc.No matter did you know java or not

biplab malakar You really should try to use a different language, like JS or PROLOG, which focus on very different kind of things. A language does not only consist of its constructs, but also its std lib, patterns, the eco system and the community driving it. C is nice and C can do a lot, but there is more out there ;)

Related: If you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail.

@ Marco Alka Actually, now I am JavaScript developer. I am currently work with node.js, angular4, mongodb and electron. And I am able to learn those framework and javascript language only by the concept of C

biplab malakar but what about things C cannot do? Like using Prototypes? Type Coercion? Using the content of a variable like a function, object and constructor at the same time? Closures? etc.

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