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Old 1st May 2008, 00:17
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Hi friends...

I'm a student and know a fair bit of C++. Now i wanna enhance my knowledge and skills in the field of programming. So very soon going for a course. Now, the 2 options in front of me are Java and .NET. And like many other people, i'm confused which one to go for.

Also made a seacrh on this topic a couple of times, but the results for not satisfactory. On one webpage, Java was leading, then on othe page .NET ruled.

So plz guys, if you got some useful info regarding this, then do let me know.

Mainly i wanna know, which one i should prefer taking into considerations the present and future market needs and of course which one of them will help me get a higher pay package...lol. coz afterall, we wanna get payed big bucks for our hard work.

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Old 1st May 2008, 12:20
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I think with the strength Linux is showing now I would still go with Java. There are bridges anyway that allow interoperability.
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Old 1st May 2008, 23:56
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"There are bridges anyway that allow interoperability."
what do you mean by this statement..??
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Old 8th Jun 2008, 17:35
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personally, i would go for java..
its because i do not need any more language to build those web applets ang mobile applications.
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Old 14th Jun 2008, 05:15
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Hi

Personally I would also go for Java. As essentially if you do need to develop for the .net framework in the future you could use C++ .net which is similar to native c++ anyway.

I hope this helps.

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Leo
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Old 14th Jun 2008, 05:18
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although you can "manually port" your .NET code by hand... meaning you have to check each line and modify some of it and transfer the code to another compiler.. im not quite sure..
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Old 1st Aug 2008, 06:20
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.net plus C# and you will be fine!

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