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I'm sure many of you have lots of isolation time on your hands, especially
if you were laid off as I was.
I recognize nobody is going to come out the other end of this programming
applications, but a number of positions include being able to read a
language
If I wanted to attempt to study a programming language online, one that is
most in demand for technical writers, what would that be?
Thanks
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John Posada
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