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| quote: | Originally posted by Nou
Im thinking about taking an introductry to Java class this spring, but I think it might be a waste since it probably focuses on programing basics and not anything I don't already know.
I could have done this in JS though you're right... but I was too lazy. 
Easier to toss a shitty form on 14 lines of PHP.
But according to /. .Net and C# are big in demand and Java isnt too far off from C# so I guess I should learn it... |
to tell you the truth the "big players" (big businesses , markets, etc ) are looking for people who can "object orient" their coding and engineer a fine case structure (for Qa, bugging and debugging stuff, etc ..) . forget vb of course. most companies are looking for programmers that can code c# or java . java of course is like C#. what i like about java is how easy it is to code something that could be so difficult in C# . i found some instances of c# where 100 lines of code can be cut to about 20 lines of java code, because fortunately , sun has made it easier for us programmers to build apps easily .
however, since the whole business world is so strapped on win applications on the desktop , probably building your c# skills would be a better choice .
and the intro to java course is a waste of time . but take it, and you don't even need to go to class. just show up for assignment hand ins and exams . i will say the farthest you will go in the java class is learning how to catch and build your own exceptions ... hopefully . 
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