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John Posada wrote:
>
> I'm thinking maybe Java? Visual Basic? I'm not really looking for an
> easy way out...I'm willing to put in the effort of learning the
> skill. I just don't want to spin my wheels learning something that
> will take alot of time (and money) and when I finally get there,
> nobody cares.
Why not start with C? It gives you a good grounding if you want to go to
learn something about C++ or Java, and is used across a wide variety of
platforms.
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