Can you know many coding languages at the same time?

[Vezel]

So, i wonder if you can learn many coding languages at the same time without messing them up, like if i want to learn C++, HTML and PHP. (Im not saying that i will do that). Im just wondering, it just came up on my mind and i want to know ;p

 

[Savallusion]

You can learn multiple at a time, though there's no guarantee you won't mess up. Most efficient way for most is to learn one language at a time. It all depends on the person whether it works out or not. Personally, I think you won't know until you try it

For me, it didn't work out. Gotta learn one at a time or I mess up.

 

[zMagenta]

I learnt PHP and CSS at the same time. At when I first started, I noticed I was adding CSS into my PHP.. But now I rarely/never do this with practice. But I have to agree with

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with that you won't know until you've tried it.

 

[Markshall]

Sure, I know HTML, PHP, CSS, JavaScript, Visual Basic, a bit of Java and jQuery (technically not a programming language but whatever)

 

[Weasel]

Ofcourse you can, most of the time the basics are the same. If you know one language good enough, you can move on. Most of the time a coder knows atleast 3/4 languages: HTML, CSS, PHP (and sometimes Javascript and stuff like that)

 

[concerto49]

Most people know multiple languages. You have to. Front end, back end, scripting, etc are all built on different languages most of the time with different technologies.

 

[Magicalz]

Learning different languages can be difficult. I just mix mine with each other as im not 100% certain with it all:3

I know about PHP, HTML, C++, C# and MySQL and a little of Java.

Start from one, then progress from there

 

[Sysode]

Agree with all that has been said above. However, there's some easier ways of mastering the harder languages. For example, if you're looking into learning a language like c# or c++ , it's often easier to master python first. This is so you get used to syntax.