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Yeah, probably too early to freak out. Really the important things IMO are understanding control structures, how variables work, how function calls work, scoping, objects, libraries. I guess for C++ (which I have not used in oh, 20 years) there's the whole compiling aspect. I more deal with scripting languages so that's not a worry. But I'd say nail down the theory behind how things are supposed to work and worry less about syntax. (I mean, syntax is important for actually getting something compiled, but you're going to be dealing with different syntaxes across different languages but the building blocks will stay the same for the most part).
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