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messages wrote:
He knows c++.
Great. But what is used in his work? Is C++ useful to his employer?
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messages wrote:
He knows c++.
Great. But what is used in his work? Is C++ useful to his employer?
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Well what language or languages are better for find a new and good job of course I know it depends to employer and company but for example some companys want a c++ programmer not all,right?
messages wrote:
Well what language or languages are better for find a new and good job
You didn't say he was looking for a new job. Your original query suggested it was his current employer you were talking about.
messages wrote:
I know it depends to employer and company but for example some companys want a c++ programmer not all
C# is in high demand in Scotland right now. I can't speak for other areas as I have no experience of them, but I'm having a lot of difficulty in finding any good software developers that know C# or VB.NET. We're even looking for Java developers that are willing to cross train.
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messages wrote:
Well what language or languages are better for find a new and good job
You didn't say he was looking for a new job. Your original query suggested it was his current employer you were talking about.
messages wrote:
I know it depends to employer and company but for example some companys want a c++ programmer not all
C# is in high demand in Scotland right now. I can't speak for other areas as I have no experience of them, but I'm having a lot of difficulty in finding any good software developers that know C# or VB.NET. We're even looking for Java developers that are willing to cross train.
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Colin Angus Mackay wrote:
C# is in high demand in Scotland right now. I can't speak for other areas as I have no experience of them, but I'm having a lot of difficulty in finding any good software developers that know C# or VB.NET. We're even looking for Java developers that are willing to cross train.
what about hiring from India:)
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Colin Angus Mackay wrote:
C# is in high demand in Scotland right now. I can't speak for other areas as I have no experience of them, but I'm having a lot of difficulty in finding any good software developers that know C# or VB.NET. We're even looking for Java developers that are willing to cross train.
what about hiring from India:)
jith - iii wrote:
what about hiring from India
We have no relocation scheme. We are happy to look at any candidate who already lives in the UK and has a valid work permit (if required) regardless of nationality.
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messages wrote:
Well what language or languages are better for find a new and good job
You didn't say he was looking for a new job. Your original query suggested it was his current employer you were talking about.
messages wrote:
I know it depends to employer and company but for example some companys want a c++ programmer not all
C# is in high demand in Scotland right now. I can't speak for other areas as I have no experience of them, but I'm having a lot of difficulty in finding any good software developers that know C# or VB.NET. We're even looking for Java developers that are willing to cross train.
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First of all thanks Colin :rose: I think you know C# very well I have a question does C# is powerful like c++ and also does it easier than c++ Thanks
messages wrote:
does C# is powerful like c++ and also does it easier than c++
It depends on what you want to do with it. C# cannot be used to create device drivers, for example. However, C# is excellent for writing business applications. C++ requires that you manage many more things for the same end result.
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messages wrote:
does C# is powerful like c++ and also does it easier than c++
It depends on what you want to do with it. C# cannot be used to create device drivers, for example. However, C# is excellent for writing business applications. C++ requires that you manage many more things for the same end result.
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messages wrote:
does C# is powerful like c++ and also does it easier than c++
It depends on what you want to do with it. C# cannot be used to create device drivers, for example. However, C# is excellent for writing business applications. C++ requires that you manage many more things for the same end result.
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Hi there. i'm currently a vb 2005 newbie programer and was interest in knowing what is the exact diference between vb2005 and c#? If you have the time to explain what makes C# better then Vb 2005 i would appreciate it, since i always heard/read about people telling that C# is better but never quite got why.
Since my native language isn't english please forgive my gramar errors. ^_^ ^º-º^ OddSignature ^º-º^
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Hi there. i'm currently a vb 2005 newbie programer and was interest in knowing what is the exact diference between vb2005 and c#? If you have the time to explain what makes C# better then Vb 2005 i would appreciate it, since i always heard/read about people telling that C# is better but never quite got why.
Since my native language isn't english please forgive my gramar errors. ^_^ ^º-º^ OddSignature ^º-º^
Pndm wrote:
i'm currently a vb 2005 newbie programer and was interest in knowing what is the exact diference between vb2005 and c#? If you have the time to explain what makes C# better then Vb 2005 i would appreciate it, since i always heard/read about people telling that C# is better but never quite got why.
C# is not "better" than VB.NET. They share the same framework. They have slightly different syntax, that is all. VB.NET syntax is more verbose and reads a little more like English. C# syntax is slightly more terse and makes more use of brackets.
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Pndm wrote:
i'm currently a vb 2005 newbie programer and was interest in knowing what is the exact diference between vb2005 and c#? If you have the time to explain what makes C# better then Vb 2005 i would appreciate it, since i always heard/read about people telling that C# is better but never quite got why.
C# is not "better" than VB.NET. They share the same framework. They have slightly different syntax, that is all. VB.NET syntax is more verbose and reads a little more like English. C# syntax is slightly more terse and makes more use of brackets.
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