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Python or C++ or any other?
Hello friends ,
I am doin diploma in Computer Technology , and thus , so far have learn Java , C++ & C basics . I will have Advanced Java in next semester . So i hope i will be an expert or much experienced programmer in Java . But i wish to add another language to my expertise . Which language would you add , if you were in my place . And also why ! I am more inclined toward C++ , but would like some advice . Hope to get your answers soon .
Thank You .
2 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
If you see it through street wise/market wise eyes JAVA is on the rise with J2EE and most of the basic level programming/program use JAVA as their language. As per the C++ , I am not asking you to drop it but C++ is little more embedded than JAVA.
I would recommend you to go with the Advance JAVA with Networking with C++ on the side.
- deonejuanLv 71 decade ago
C#, but hold on a moment... .net is a 8.5 GIGAbyte plug-in. To run a single button with a single action with dot-net takes that huge plug-in. Compare that with java's 35megabyte plug-in. In other words, you can install java over the internet.
Java is moving to Java7 java.vm and the plan is to allow multiple languages acting as a script that converts into java bytes. Dynamic language. it will be so nice to operate Windows platforms without using Windows or Microsoft Visual Studio.
In other words, begin to familiarize yourself with using standalone libraries. Java includes JNI, or JNA to bind 3rd-party solutions. JPA will offer the most practical database configuration possible. Imagine the power of Java bringing that into the Microsoft GUI.
