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For starters, mine is C#, closely followed by VB.NET

I thought it would be good to write down a list of things you can do to improve your programming and job prospects when you have learned what you need to. To get the ball rolling: a. learn the syntax of the language(and a Framework if there is one. E.g. …

I'm interested to see how many languages most programmers end up learning and what languages are the most useful or popular. I've seen people talk about Javascript, C, PHP, Visual Basic, SQL, Java, and Python a lot. I thought it would be good to write down a list of programming …

I was just curious as to what everyones favourite C# program was. Either a program that they have seen or one they have written themselves... You may have spent weeks and possibly months writing it. You may as well tell us all ;-)

I just wondered if anyone had tried the new software yet or if anyone was planning to try the new certifications? Visual Studio 2010 is available and some of the exams are now available for programmers who wish to keep their certifications up to date. It is likely that other …

A friend and I were discussing again. He said programming requires too much maths knowledge-I said that you just need to know the basics (addition, subtraction, division, multiplication). He also reckons HTML is a programming language ;-) What do you think?

Hi All, I thought it would be useful to start a list of useful projects which everyone can use as practice to: 1. improve their programming, 2. add to their "portfolio", 3. put on their website, 4. present to future employers etc. Some of these ideas wil be very "general" …

Thats right-you have to open a command prompt. 1. Find out where on your computer your project is. 2. Change directory at the command prompt. 3. Run the program from there and supply some command line arguments(they will be strings). e.g. YourProg.exe ABC DEF GHI ABC will be args[0] -> …