void() — 6 days ago
if life=short;
then who_uses_c=shops_in_China;
else get_life;
end;
For now my challenge is to progress in my own career, so I’ve been studying to update my skills and hope to get new certification this Summer. Perhaps once this is done I’ll look into programming again. Not sure.
I want to get back into application development, and I know if I want to get serious speed and functionality, C++ is the way to go. Java just won’t cut it for real-time data interaction and sound/video processing.
Well, I am slowly putting together a basic knowledge of the language so far. I have taken a few lessons online to gain some sort of a grasp of the language. It’s tough since my last programming experience was with BASIC when I was in grade school and I opted to learn that over playing pac man or oregon trails.
Yeah!
Actually i cant come up with anything to comment this with… I have very little knowledge about C# except it being an OOP-language
you could say i was almost offered a job with a software company; they were writing the software for the call center where i worked, and i was always suggesting improvements and reporting bugs. he just asked if I had a degree and C# experience.. so yeah, maybe in a few years time..
java/c#/ruby/etc. seems like modern programming languages are getting more similar. learning c# was easier than c++ that’s for sure.
|
|
nyke36 asks,
“What book can I use to learn c# if I know c/c++ ? Some sites could be very useful... Thanks a lot ... !”
— 2 years ago |
|