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Re: Which language to learn?

Always a hot topic!!!

Which is the best language to learn and otherwise? Start with C, you can write unbelievably bad and undecipherable code with it. There is a huge amount of sample code out there from which to learn, mostly real old stuff with tons of strange looking header files from the cave days. As an added benefit there are many non-portable functions from compilers that no longer breathe.

If you survive this experience you will be ready for most anything, even C++ programming. The many include files will make your head spin though!
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Quote originally posted by camelNotation ...
hey about python or qbasic? so ez things...
Haha, QBasic... the language that rocks!
The Nibbles demo I had distracted me from learning it methinks....
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Re: Which language to learn?

Like everyone I would advocate you learn C#.

Also like everyone I used to be hooked up to PHP /Python and other non-microsoft related technologies.

Eventually I had to give up my negative attitude against Microsoft and move to where the money was . i.e .NET

I have swallowed my pride and am now a misrosoft whore. Hell I am even gunning to become an MVP.

C# /.NET is the way forward
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Hi, can some one tell me what the best programming language is to learn at home? i am now 33 and just started college doing a Access course to get in to uni next year, i wish to go into computer science, and feel that i need to get some practise now.

thanks
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As a college student, when I go to career fairs and similar events, and talk to employers, the languages that are most often mentioned are C++ and Java as far as non-Web development goes. I don't know about web development. . AJAX seems to be popular as well as the usuals.
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Re: Which language to learn?
I agree with samaru here. It would be wiser to learn C++ first as it introduces the basic programming, if you know enough on c++ then you can choose to learn another language.
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hey Josh

i suggest you have to continue to learn .NET and its related software like Share Point also.

feel free to ask me
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and its related software like Share Point also.
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Well, that has made it all clear then.
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