this days : either C# and VB.NET has the same value. Because both are going to be compile into IL (intermidiate language) anyway. My opinion is C++ and Java is going to be last forever most demanded programming language.
On 1/27/09, nag <[email protected]> wrote: > > hello Mark.. > Learn C# u can kiss the world :) > > On Jan 23, 1:30 pm, Mark246 <[email protected]> wrote: >> Like most of the USA, my finances are in the toilet. >> >> Many forecasts indicate that the future could be bright for a computer >> programmer / analyst / developer / engineer. >> >> I need to learn one (or more?) of the modern languages and get a job. >> My big question... >> WHICH LANGUAGE should I take the time to learn? >> >> I was programming Assembler language on IBM mainframes 40 years ago, >> and I've been playing with computers ever since, >> but I haven't kept up with any of the modern technology. >> >> There are so many "languages" mentioned in the ads... >> >> .NET >> AJAX >> ASP.NET >> C >> C# >> C#.NET >> C++ >> Classic ASP >> CSS >> DB2 >> DHTML >> HTML >> HTML/CSS >> J# >> Java >> JavaScript >> Oracle >> SQL >> SQL Server >> SQL Server 2000/2005 >> Unix >> VB 6 >> VB.NET >> Visual C++ >> WSE 2.0 >> XML >> XSD >> XSLT >> >> Any suggestions? >> >> Thanks, people. >> >> Mark246
