Actually a bit of market research for a book. Trying to decide between two cover blurbs: "A programming background in Java or C++ is recommended." or "A background in object-oriented languages is recommended."
The book uses some Java and C++ comparisons when introducing new concepts.
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Actually a bit of market research for a book. Trying to decide between two cover blurbs: "A programming background in Java or C++ is recommended." or "A background in object-oriented languages is recommended."
The book uses some Java and C++ comparisons when introducing new concepts.
Edit: Also, awesome site. Thanks for the link!
If the latter phrasing is correct, use that. If you really do need Java or C++ specifically, then use the former.