is c/c++ easier than java?

ive been doing some stuff with java in school, and while i can write small programs that run just fine, my more complex programs never really work out right. is c any easier to use?is c/c++ easier than java?
Python is the easiest to learn in terms of syntax, if that is what you are asking. Python is similar to java in terms of use, so, If anything, give python a try if you just want to learn programming in general. You could probably find a lot of documentation online. No need of an expensive book.is c/c++ easier than java?
I would say no. C doesn't have classes, and while C++ does have classes, you have to deal with memory management. Java does that for you.
from what I hear c/c++ is a hell of alot easier than java especially when it comes down to j2me, but stick with learning c/++
For someone with experience with all three languages I can tell you that java is the easiest. When it comes to java all you have to know is A. SyntaxB. Create objects and use their methods.The java documentation is very good and easy to use so there is really no trouble finding what you need.C++ object oriented stuff is really weird and C is just a procedural language so there is really no comparison with C to Java.
While a modern OO language like Java does make a lot of things easier for you, Object Oriented concepts and good OO design is extremely complicated.
[QUOTE=''GabuEx'']I would say no. C doesn't have classes, and while C++ does have classes, you have to deal with memory management. Java does that for you.[/QUOTE]

Meh; I never trust anyone who uses new and not delete :)