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    Untitled 2 weeks ago

    So, sure, I can probably write anything I need to do using C and the Win32 API, but knowing C# and all its wizard-auto-generation could be useful for the times when I want to slap together a program for my own use and only have an hour to spare. (This way I also don’t have to worry about distribution of the .NET runtime bloatware.) I’m choosing this over Visual C++ because as far as I can tell the MFC is basically just C++ class wrappers around the Win32 API, which I’m learning anyway. Although, for this purpose, VB.NET might work as well.



    More opportunities 1 month ago

    C seems more acceptable than Vb in the web community



    Untitled 4 months ago

    nope, but I did learn C++! I don’t particularly like it though.



    Learned for a class 4 months ago

    Took a class that required learning C#. It’s an well-designed language, and it addresses a lot of flaws with Java. If I still used Windows, C# would be my language of choice for native application development.



    calamar wants to move to another country if mccain wins

    for... 4 months ago

    work, i’ll be able to command a higher salary



    void() 6 months ago

    if life=short;
    then who_uses_c=shops_in_China;
    else get_life;
    end;



    pcyclepath out of here :)

    I'll get somewhere eventually :) 6 months ago

    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.



    Kasia loves life no matter how hard it gets

    IT A-levels 6 months ago

    I need this because I’m taking IT/Computer Science as my A-levels subject. [I’m also taking Math, Polish and English – all but Polish on the advanced level, Polish is compulsory though, so I’m taking only the basic level as I cannot skip it].

    Pascal looks quite easy and so I believe it is – I can’t get discouraged so early because I have only a year to get ‘fluent’ and feel confident about it. Is a year enough to learn programming with all these fancy algorithms, about databases in Access and SQL, about all computer devices and parts, history of computers and cryptology and so on?

    I guess I’ll need some extra classes because I need to be supergood at this. 70% is not what I’m aiming to achieve… I want to be a programmer, and a female programmer so I need to be REALLY good to prove that a girl can be a good programmer… and this is the hard point…



    I've already took the plunge 7 months ago

    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!



    Yeah i do 7 months ago

    Actually i cant come up with anything to comment this with… I have very little knowledge about C# except it being an OOP-language



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