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Migrating from Java to C and then to C ++?

I am currently working with Java and its object-oriented aspects (I also work a lot with PHP / MySQL). I do not sell it on the Internet; I just use it to develop programs for general purposes. However, now I need to learn C right now, and I have an interest in C ++. I got the C programming language, which some say is the best book on the subject. Can someone tell me what the biggest problems will be, with the exception of String handling, in how I think about programming and how I create programs? I understand that I do not have classes, but how will this affect me specifically (i.e. I will have to redesign the methods and always develop everything with the idea that it is harder to edit)? Also, is it hard to switch to C ++ from these languages? Everyone says it's really hard languagebut will any previous experience help? And with this experience Accelerated C ++ should be hard from a book to start with?

Thanks a million.

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Do not worry. I started programming in Java and then switched to C ++. And then I recognized the x86 assembly, and now I'm in C, and then I'm back to use some functions of objects in C ++. I even recently made a Java project. The order is not important, while you are learning these languages, you will be successful with them.

Now you asked about the design. I think this is the part that you will like best. In OOP, if you want to create a simple wrapper over a database, you must create an object, and then you can set up an inheritance system with polymorphic functions, etc.

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