(02-08-2012, 12:06 PM)BreShiE Wrote: It's not for us to decide what you do in life, you have to figure that out for yourslef I'm afraid. Fot the past 6 years I've always wanted to pursue a career in something to do with computers, but last month I had epiphany and now want to be a counciler. No clue what brough that on as I've always hated them. So I'm afraid you have to figure it out for yourself.

As for the idiot who told you to learn c++ you shouldn't listen to him, C++ is an extremely hard/advanced language to learn. Never a good choice for you first language. Something like C# would suit you nicely though.

(02-08-2012, 12:14 PM)prince76 Wrote: Well its not that , its my first , iam little bit good at java . I have followed newbostons tutorials on c++ and java both, so can i choose java as c# alternative ?? and the field i have choosen is totally based on software development so what you say i should continue learning java more and more ??

(02-08-2012, 12:34 PM)BreShiE Wrote: If you enjoy it, then yes stick with it. I've tried so many languages and I'm trying to find another one to stick with other than web development.

(02-08-2012, 11:55 AM)prince76 Wrote: Hello everyone . Well iam very sad today and i have some querries to ask you guys but before that , i would like to tell you'll something about myself
my name is Prince Sharma . Iam doing B.E [ bachelor of engineering ] my Stream is IT [Information Technologoy ] .ok so the thing is that i hated computers I mean i was never ever interested in a career field which was related to computers
guess what ? I still even dont know how to format my system lol just because i never had any kind of interest in it
I also wanted to be a VJ [video jockey] it was like my dream . But due to some family problems I could never even think about it ;) . well that was past.
now i have started liking computers a bit as i "have" to like it , know a bit of coding in java now feels good .

and now what my querry is that after switching to computers its like my "Dream" to make an Antivius" my own antivirus well i dont deserve to ask this because i dont know much about it please dont laugh at this but i can really work hard
its just the guidance i want . Today 1 guy at HF told me to learn c++ for that. so what more you all can suggest ?? please ?


next thing is that iam in 6th semester now and after 6 months iam having my campus and i dont know much about what they really ask ?? our proffessors tell us to to learn c , java or c# and PHP . they say learn these languages if you want to "earn something in your life" and also they have told us to go through all the basics of these languages to get selected at campus and also should have good command in java or c#.

but if you ask me iam really not interested in it . whenever i think of computers i think of my dream. so what you people say ? what should i do ? its just the time which is the problem like i have only a year then i have to do Job any how . so could i do anything like in 1 year . Iam ready to work really hard.
and another problem is that next month i have to submit my minor project and then major project based on any programming language
so please suggest me guys what should i do now ?? Iam really tensed so posted here ,as guidance from you'll would be really helpful to me . understanding my point, about my career and then replying would really be helpful thanks ;)

and I dont think this is the correct thread to ask but sorry i did'nt found any appropriate thread for asking this, so posted here ;)




little bit grammer improved, credits Breshie bro ;)

(02-12-2012, 05:34 AM)Secrets Wrote: Hello Prince76,

I'm here to tell you don't worry about it. Not everyone is capable of being the best. I'm willing to bet with some more studying and practice you'll be able to write up your own anti-virus. Learn some more languages, start with the basics ; don't let anyone tell you what you should. Take charge of your life.

If he told you to learn C++, One of the hardest; I know myself since I put 2 weeks up at practice and only learned to code a few programs.

Try something easy like C#, practice that area for a year or so. You'll see the difference when you go onto another C language.