Is Ada language hard to learn?
Learning a new language is easy and immensely valuable. If your teacher and most of your fellow students use Ada, it is probably best to go with Ada. It is a very good language, both for small and large scale programs. It is very readable and it protects you (to some degree) against a lot of common mistakes.
Which is harder to learn C or C++?
Answers: Actually, both are difficult and both are easy. C++ is built upon C and thus supports all features of C and also, it has object-oriented programming features. When it comes to learning, size-wise C is smaller with few concepts to learn while C++ is vast. Hence we can say C is easier than C++.
How hard is it to learn Ada programming?
The hard part is learning how to model complex real world problems into something that makes sense in the very limited scope of a programming language. With its strong type system, tasking model, generics and solid tools for real-time and concurrent programming Ada is ideally suited to this job.
Is ADA a better programming language than C++ and C#?
However, C++ and C# aren’t them. Ada is more engineering oriented than most other languages. Unlike ordinary programming languages, Ada provides a powerful capability for data engineering.
Is Adada a good language to learn?
Ada is for software engineering. As darkestkhan said, it is not a “hack and hope for the best” language. The advice of Paul Stansifer is very good: Learn several languages. Make sure you have a plenty of tools at your disposal – don’t limit yourself to just one language.
Why did you learn Ada first?
Learning Ada first had one major advantage: no one uses Ada, so I was forced to learn another language before doing anything else, and thereby gain perspective. One of the worst problems that beginning programmers can have is the belief that the way things are done in their first language is just The Way Things Are Done.