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i like to know which programming language is easy to learn and usefull too....i like to take a small course on hardware and networking can any one suggest which is the best course
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I'm not sure of any courses but pick up a good book on A+ certifications and Network+ certifications. Those two certifications will teach you most things about Hardware and Networking. The certifications will even help you get a creat job.
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I picked up an A++ manual from Barnes and Noble that had an interactive DVD with it. It was actually pretty helpful. I figured it would be cheesy but it was really good. Last time I checked they still had the book there. I can check the title and author later on and post it.
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