Found this on a forum - In response to the question “Which programming language should I learn first?” - one user responds: Depends. To program in an expressive and powerful language: Python To get a website up quickly: PHP To mingle with programmers who call themselves “rockstars”: Ruby. To really learn to program: C. To achieve enlightenment: Scheme. To feel depressed: SQL To drop a chromosome: Microsoft Visual Basic To get a guaranteed, mediocre, but well paying job writing financial applications in a cubicle under fluorescent lights: Java. To do the same thing with certifications and letters after your name: C# To achieve a magical sense of childlike wonder that you have a hard time differentiating from megalomania: Objective C I could go on… but I’m not feeling hateful enough today.
Hahahahaha sofiz, this is so funny but true. Btw I know Java and I agree 100% with the statement about this language. Have a great day ahead. regards
Well Ragini, I suppose you aren't into programming. So let me explain.. I think the writer just put in his thoughts abt each programming language in a witty manner. I work with C# and totally agree with the line on it - working all day in a cubicle under lights, and certified too! :thumbsup About VB too, seems to be right - it is easy to code :crazy SQL - well, stored procs, triggers etc are not so easy to debug :rant About C and objective C too it's true - rather lot of hard work :bowdown to give simple output.. but you can be happy about it.. I guess the other languages too just follow suite.
In which category my dotnet will come.. it was really nice post..enjoyed:thumbsup And i would like to know the work timings of dear programmers here in uae..Is it the same for u like our india 8 am-8pm??or 7-3??
Dear Felsi, I reply to : That depends on waht language you use in dot net. About work timing in the UAE.. As with programmers all around the world, hardly anyone in the mid-career or junior levels stick to timing in a full-time programming job. It's just deadlines that have to be met at any cost - even if that means 10-14 hrs of work in a day.