May 31 2006, 09:33 AM
QUOTE(cks2k2 @ May 31 2006, 07:45 AM)
I have to disagree on some of your points:
1. COBOL is still pretty much used in the banking industry, there's even a .net version of it
2. C++/C has and will continue to be an important language. Not many languages can beat it in terms of speed and capability
3. SAP consultancy takes time, effort and a lot of money to learn. And I'm starting to feel that too many people are trying to get into it.
added:1. COBOL is still pretty much used in the banking industry, there's even a .net version of it
2. C++/C has and will continue to be an important language. Not many languages can beat it in terms of speed and capability
3. SAP consultancy takes time, effort and a lot of money to learn. And I'm starting to feel that too many people are trying to get into it.
- Blizzard Entertainment game programmer requirement is must know C++!
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