C#, JAVA and PHP?

[TcM]

Ok, now it's time to choose for my future. At school I'm learning C# and Java, and at home I'm trying PHP.. plus I know HTML, JS, and some other not-so-important languages.

I'm trying to focus on C#, Java and PHP. I like all 3 of them, and I'm willing to continue practicing with these, and hopefully find a job withing those lines.

Do you think that it's a good track? Should I continue like this? Is it worth it?

I don't want to do low level like C and ASM...

[MeTh0Dz|Reb0rn]

Low level is where it's at if you really want to understand how stuff works.

Otherwise you are just ******* with a bunch of black boxes.

[TcM]

I knew you would answer with some low level **** and some swear words.. so whatever.

[MeTh0Dz|Reb0rn]

Low level ****? Okay you continue with high level stuff and not really understanding how anything works.

Black box languages were designed precisely for people like you.

[morefood2001]

@Methodz: I love how most of the mods / admins here can guess your response even before you post it

@Tcm: That sounds like a grat track if you plan on programming for a living. You might want to at least know / learn low level briefly so you understand why some high level code doesn't work when it gives weird errors / outputs.

One tiny addition, PHP is a web language, vs c# which is more a desktop language. What do you want to do, website or desktop application programming?

[MeTh0Dz|Reb0rn]

I'm a consistent person.

I don't pretend to be anything that I am not, that is why y'all know how I will react to certain things.

[TcM]

@Methodz: Yeah.. I'm the future

Originally Posted by morefood2001

@Methodz: I love how most of the mods / admins here can guess your response even before you post it

True

@Tcm: That sounds like a grat track if you plan on programming for a living. You might want to at least know / learn low level briefly so you understand why some high level code doesn't work when it gives weird errors / outputs.

Well at school I did learn VERY, VERY briefly ASM, and how it works, and how to make addition, div, etc in ASM with Ax, Bx etc... and Ax is the default memory location, and all that stuff.. I didn't like it at all... but I know it.

One tiny addition, PHP is a web language, vs c# which is more a desktop language. What do you want to do, website or desktop application programming?

I like both, I'd like to stick with both of them.. maybe in the future I'd drop one of them, but I think I have nothing to loose by learning it.. who knows, maybe I'll find something to do with it..

EDIT: Being a consistent person doesn't mean that just because you think that low level is 1337, high languages are for pussies!

[MeTh0Dz|Reb0rn]

The future of what, a bunch of people who don't really know how stuff works?

Sounds awesome, I can't wait to see the awesome software people like that produce, should be fun ******* with it.

I seriously doubt you KNOW Assembly. Because of this....

AX is the default memory location

Yeah you don't.

I never said those exact feelings made me consistent, it is the idea that I always have the same attitude/feelings.

[TcM]

I learned ASM only in theory, it did not interest me at all, I didn't care and it was like 6 months ago.. of course I forget.. who cares.

The thing nowadays is.. get it done, and now! When you go to a client that it (most probably) PC-Illiterate he does not care how it works.. he just wants the job to get done!

[John]

I think you should continue with PHP at the very least.