Is C++ and C# easy to learn?

is C++ and C# easy to learn?

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Read "The C programming language" by Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie, and start making simple C programs to learn the language.
Then you can skip through the tutorial at cplusplus.com for C++ specific things.

no and depends.

>C++
hell no, it's fucking huge
>C#
yes, but you also need to know the infrastructure under it to be good, so again: hell no

Yes!
Learn C++, then it's just a walk in the park learning C#.
I just hope you're using this power for the good of Mankind.

This is terrible advice

Just don't learn Java.
It's easy, but don't.
See, it was all hype a few decades ago, and shitty programmers went out and developed a shitton of insane libraries to overthrow the very principle of Java.
My brother is stuck in there, and will be for the foreseeable future.
Imagine debugging stuff that works around the language and isn't up to date.
If an interviewer asks you if you know Java, just say NO. You'll be maintaining this whole mess for your whole life.
Meanwhile, saying you know C stuff will get you new projects, because they're fed up with this Java shit.

easy to learn hard to master like every language that is not javascript

Neither language is "easy", but C# is definitely easier to learn (i.e. get something done) because it has a much more helpful and streamlined standard library and is designed to make it harder to do things wrong.

what is javascript then? hard to learn and hard to master?