A pound of .NET Framework, an ounce of PYTHON and a quart of C/C++ would be d best three programming languages you should master cause these languages are in demand in this age.Unfortunately,PYTHON is not applicable/demand in our country,but JAVA would be an alternative.Originally Posted by edblasco
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11-25-2008, 08:25 AM #31Senior Member
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11-25-2008, 08:28 AM #32
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11-25-2008, 08:31 AM #33Senior Member
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wow,ginashare jud nya huh?
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11-25-2008, 08:40 AM #34Not applicable/demand in our country Originally Posted by blackdronza
does those countries have seen something about PYTHON where our fellow countrymen don't
for me...well, in my personal experience... I'm safe...or was being safe to know C, C++, & Python. to get more details...
C = start highschool (late 1990's), effectively used or doing few jobs in college. (2001-2006)
C++ = during my first OJT around (2005) of course combined to C until I get hired on that company.
Python = just last year... around February 2007, here in abroad.
C#.NET = just June 2008 LOL how fresh... my boss told me to do so...yuck
well, edblasco, try to consider other advice also... every person has its own success stories... pick where you are comfartble to work with.... pick something that you will LOVE till your retirement age.
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11-25-2008, 08:53 AM #35Senior Member
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maybe or maybe not...Not applicable/demand in our country does these countries have seen something about PYTHON where our fellow countrymen don't
Uhm you started C in 1990? whoah,are you SURE? C#.NET yuck huh? lud-on dae ka ana nga language?C = start highschool (late 1990's), effectively used or doing few jobs in college. (2001-2006)
C++ = during my first OJT around (2005) of course combined to C until I get hired on that company.
Python = just last year... around February 2007, here in abroad.
C#.NET = just June 2008 LOL how fresh... my boss told me to do so...yuck
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11-25-2008, 09:01 AM #36yes....late 1990's... maybe that was 1997-2000,highschool years... at that time medyo freak ako sa mIRC world hahahahahahah... until I move somewhere in luzon area... well, to be honest, I started having a great interest in computer Grade 5 to 6... working before with wordstar, turbo pascal, lutos 123, dbaseIII... you can PM Romm3L he was my living schoolmate in holy rosary school of pardo (elementary) hehehehehe.... Originally Posted by blackdronza
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11-25-2008, 09:12 AM #37Senior Member
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Yeah,MIRC i remember that bsan gani karon buhi pani.Turbo PASCAL? dats one of my hatest languages kay libug kaau.May pang BASIC/QBASIC kay chicken pa! Btw,from where skul did you graduate and what batch? Originally Posted by MarkCuering
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11-25-2008, 09:20 AM #38Lyceum of the Philippines, Batch 2006, Computer Engineering. ikaw? how long have u been in python? Originally Posted by blackdronza
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11-25-2008, 09:26 AM #39Senior Member
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Secret.I hope someday i can hack these site using PYTHON hehehe...
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I like Turbo Pascal better than Basic, I used Borland Turbo Basic 1.0 way back 1989 I think. I no longer use it now off course, hehehe Originally Posted by blackdronza
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