Coming back to programming

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Xenocide91

Posted 08 March 2011 - 11:49 AM

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So i took programming in high school and i've since stopped practicing/coding at all its been two years, in class they used c#, i've been thinking i'm gonna start back up again i just can't decide if i should continue with c# or if i should learn another language that is more popular? Is c# a viable option for most jobs out there today or should i learn java or c++ or should i go the web development route and learn those languages?

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Alexander

Posted 08 March 2011 - 12:39 PM

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C# is if not the most popular language to interface with the .NET libraries or ASP.NET, and as such will be a great choice for .NET / Windows Business programming. Java and C++ are more portable but not really Windows oriented, and unless you use Visual C++ you will have to use your own window manager (or Java's interface libraries) to build graphical applications.

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Posted 09 April 2011 - 01:01 AM

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If you want to start programing first of all you must be well known about the langauges c and c++ before going to c sharp or any other language. Depending upon your own interest and expert advice you can choose any languages like PHP, Java, C# etc.