learning advice

chrissib · 16 Apr 2015 at 20:46

Hi,

Having come from a networking/scripting background, I have just completed an on line diploma in C programming language, as a step back into scripting. However there are so many courses out there I don't want to stop now.

I want to carry on, but I don't know which course to do next, and which one would consolidate my last course. Should I just go for C++ next or should I go for something different like SQL or Python.

Any budding programmers out there got any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Regards
Chris

chrissib · 20 Apr 2015 at 20:29

planty said:
What you do next will completely depend on your goal. Do you want to get a programming job or do you just want to get some additional skills that would help in a networking/IT role? Or are you just interested as a hobby?

I used to have a Networking roll but got made redundant... Would obviously like to learn as much as possible, and maybe work in this field again, but for now I just want to lean for myself. I feel though, I have only just scratched the surface of 'C', and would like to move on. Do yo think C++ would advance what I have learnt already, or is ++ completely different?

chrissib · 22 Apr 2015 at 06:27

thanks for the info all

much appreciated

chrissib · 15 May 2015 at 06:01

while taking all your advice in hand, I have been looking at C# developer jobs, and wondered what kind of work they normally are. A typical day for instance

chrissib · 15 May 2015 at 15:46

sounds like what I use to do..
But what's the code for