I'm an AP level computer science student, and I learned VB last year before touching in basic C++ techniques. Now, I was wondering as I (kinda) learn Java (I'm crap at it) what the overall net worth of having VB skills are? I mean, Java seems to be THE language to know, if not C++, and I'm not sure if it would be a waste or not to go into more VB skills in my free time.
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Jump to Posti agree.. also C++ is highly desirable because you can use it for virtually any computer program: you can modify game maps, open object-oriented programs, do web sites, the whole 9 yards. Java is okay, and so is J++, but C++ is by far more useful.
Jump to PostI seriously recommend Perl (http://www.perl.org), or another general-purpose scripting language. Perl in particular is well-suited to a large number of tasks (some better than others): shell scripting, database operations, web applications, use as …
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