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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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Hello Annmay,
You can learn from books, which are available in the market for every programming language you wish to learn. Alternatively, you can learn them online from websites like coursera. Howeer, the key to learning programming is practising. You need to keep practising programs on any programming language thoroughly to maintain a strong grip on the programming language.
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.
You can learn from books, which are available in the market for every programming language you wish to learn. Alternatively, you can learn them online from websites like coursera. Howeer, the key to learning programming is practising. You need to keep practising programs on any programming language thoroughly to maintain a strong grip on the programming language.
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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Hello Asher,
There are over 256 different types of programming languages besides other kinds of languages like scripting languages, markup languages, Data definition languages, Data Manipulation languages etc. Learning all of them isn't possible for one human being. Therefore, it's better to learn the mostly used languages in each of the categories for languages. You can go with C, C+, JAVA, Dot Net for Programming languages, PHP, XHTML, for markup languages, SQL and Oracle for Database Management languages. In the end, your skills doesn't depend on how good you memorize the syntax, but on how efficient algorithms you prepare and, algor
There are over 256 different types of programming languages besides other kinds of languages like scripting languages, markup languages, Data definition languages, Data Manipulation languages etc. Learning all of them isn't possible for one human being. Therefore, it's better to learn the mostly used languages in each of the categories for languages. You can go with C, C+, JAVA, Dot Net for Programming languages, PHP, XHTML, for markup languages, SQL and Oracle for Database Management languages. In the end, your skills doesn't depend on how good you memorize the syntax, but on how efficient algorithms you prepare and, algor
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satyabrat biswal
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If you are interested in networking then go for java,c+, PHP and also Dotnet in Hyderabad.
The career in these languages is good and is having a great future nowadays.
Java and c+ are completely equal just differ because c+ is developed nearer to C.
And, .net is demaded now for networking according to Microsoft.
The career in these languages is good and is having a great future nowadays.
Java and c+ are completely equal just differ because c+ is developed nearer to C.
And, .net is demaded now for networking according to Microsoft.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
Guide-Level 15
Hello,
Both the job roles you have mentioned are potential career options and most sought for in the IT sector. Both the courses offer high salary and high career growth, however, based on the current conditions, the testing sector in the IT field currently is over-saturated. There are a huge number of potential candidates than the actual job vacancies. On the other hand, software development is a bit more difficult as it involves more innovation. Being difficult, many candidates are not able to make it till the end, but if one is able to do, it surely has far more opportunities compared to a Software Tester.
I hope this answers your que
Both the job roles you have mentioned are potential career options and most sought for in the IT sector. Both the courses offer high salary and high career growth, however, based on the current conditions, the testing sector in the IT field currently is over-saturated. There are a huge number of potential candidates than the actual job vacancies. On the other hand, software development is a bit more difficult as it involves more innovation. Being difficult, many candidates are not able to make it till the end, but if one is able to do, it surely has far more opportunities compared to a Software Tester.
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arun arora
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Hi,
Nowadays networking is having high opportunities. But, it also requires programming because a networking engineer has to design the protocols for networking. If you have an interest in networking then only go for it not by thinking that you can escape from programming if you go for networking.
Nowadays networking is having high opportunities. But, it also requires programming because a networking engineer has to design the protocols for networking. If you have an interest in networking then only go for it not by thinking that you can escape from programming if you go for networking.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Hitva,
Common programming languages used by network engineer are Python, Perl, C and Java. Fundamental programming skills are required and with increased career growth you should be well equipped with programming. Ideally if you are weak in coding you should try for something that you excel in. However, if you still want to pursue networking you can earn certifications like CCNA, MCSP, etc. You should also consider courses in software analysis and project management, no coding involved here.
Common programming languages used by network engineer are Python, Perl, C and Java. Fundamental programming skills are required and with increased career growth you should be well equipped with programming. Ideally if you are weak in coding you should try for something that you excel in. However, if you still want to pursue networking you can earn certifications like CCNA, MCSP, etc. You should also consider courses in software analysis and project management, no coding involved here.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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