Which is the easiest, C+, C++, or java?

I have no interest in computer programming, and I have never done computer programming before. But I am required to take a computer programming course, so, I want to know which is the easiest, C+, C++, or Java? Also, I don't want to spend a whole lot of time on homework for one of this courses. Please tell me why it's easier too.

Which is the easiest, C+, C++, or java?
Java is the easiest. out of those three. You don't have to worry about memory management or pointers etc.





In Java you also have a richer library to work with out of the box. In easy-speak it means, they've programmed all the hard stuff for you, you just have to figure out how to put it together.
Reply:I have done a lot of programming before and have experience with c/c++ and Java. They are all have pretty much the same structure but however there are few differences that make all the programming languages different. Those for example are if they are "low" or "high" level. C/C++ are pretty much the same (C++ is an "updated" version of C) and they are both low level. Low level usually means they are harder to work with for various of reasons such as the "commands" you use aren't that human related. Java is kind of easier to understand but is not that powerful as c++ can be. If you want to be serious about programming take c or c++ but if not go with Java.
Reply:There is no (popular, well-known) language called C+, it's C.





I'm pretty sure C is the easiest: it's a language from the late 60's, early 70's that is still in use. It has been expanded upon and that language was called C++ (the plus-plus part means: increase the value of C by one). And Java is a language that, AFAIK, was made to look like C++ to make it easier for C++ programmers to switch to Java.





I love programming myself, but I can understand why you don't want to take a course in it. It's pretty ridiculous if it has little to do with the area in which you'll be working. I'd hate to be forced to take a plumbing or wood shop class, myself!