ninjinsamax3

Java is very easy. If I knew how to make jar files like I have said, I would be using programs I have already written. I still use it, but I have to compile and then execute, which I cannot directly run...

coltsrock

well, if i take programming 1 it will be VB then im torn between Programming 2 or CISCO because if i go with cisco i can get my CCNA, which would be better in the future?? programming or CCNA?

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xdaseinx

CCNA is the one credential that can get you into an organization quickly. Few people have it compared to an mcse, which is a joke. Getting a job in programming is not an easy task as openings often require specific languages an skill sets, but you would make a much better wage programming.

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coltsrock

but like isnt CCNA more for like repairmen or is it like for network adminstrators?

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Polska

Well if you have little experience programming in general, I would also suggest starting out with either vb or java. Personally having done both early, I enjoyed java more, I hate vb syntax.

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justarealguy

I think you should learn Russian. I learned it, it was fun.

No but seriously, VB is simple to learn and is close to some other languages - which makes it useful too!

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DuckieHo

Neither. Get a MBA.

America can outsource most of its technology. However, it can't outsource one of its best assets.... good management.

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linskingdom

Most languages are similar with same fundamental of structure and logic/flow. I think VB or C# is a good starting point. In Microsoft case, it is an entire different story since latest CLR introduction few years ago. VB and C# are able to do most tasks (99% but don't beat me up on this) that C++ or other languages usually claim to do exclusively before. It becomes more productive, maintainable and adaptable, which many corporations are looking for these days. We interviewed so many developers to fill contracts each year. 80% requires VB or C#. So, there is something that you need to figure out what you like to learn and what the real world needs.

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Heru

VB is tons of fun. I'd go with that.

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coltsrock

What about a CCNA and an MBA, for like a network manager or something like that??

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