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- someone - 06-29-2013
i would recommend to learn first the basics like allraedy said, what is a int what is a unsigned int and so on
then the basics about ASM, the simple things jump and long jump and push some bytes
then going over to C++
I dont think learning ASM before C++ would help anything, this is just my opinion, but if you want to to learn C++ I suggeest going thru C first then C++, in programming the language what you learn is just the basics, there are other stuff besides the language sintax like building models, design patterns, data structures, etc.
Languages C#, VB, C++ already come with this stuff, but there are times when you have to design your own buisness logic, and how your program should work, because a good managed application will always be helpfull.
In other words a good programmer does not limit itself in 1 language(talking about sintax), but to understand the similarities and to apply it to other languages.
In my experiancess with managed languages is that it makes things work easy, but in the same time they are realy bad when dealing with memory management(talking about big applications, not small tools). So learning a programming language that requires to manage it manualy gives you a great advantage when building big applications, the thing you learn in 1 language you can apply it in a other language.