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Question about A career in Networking.
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I am going to college for Networking, I am having troubles in my programming class and wondering how much programming i will need to know to succeed with networking. I know it is a good thing to know but it is really confusing to me. Any help would be great.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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I believe what you will mostly need in your career is scripting abilities to help automate tasks. There are tons of perl scripts out there to help with networking so I would suggest you get a good grasp on perl.
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