Shift from Java to c++

Question

I have been developing applications based on C# (.net) and Java (J2EE) for the last 3 years.

But now I feel, Java, C# makes you lame (from learning point of view) and yo

Answer 1

I would suggest learning assembly language first. This will give you a very solid foundation in what is happening at a low level. This will also help to reinforce the idea that "everything is really just an address".

Taking a class which focuses on assembly language is advisable since it will "force" you to learn it (personally, I don't think ASM is /that/ fun, but it was worthwhile [and a requirement for graduation] for me to take the class).

After you know assembly, go on to C and C++.

Have a lot of fun!