Which language to learn after VB?

[thanasis2028]

I've just finished learning about VB (I've read 2 books about it), so I would like to buy a book for another language. So, I was thinking of bying a C++ book, probably the book C++ Programming Fundamentals, or start learning flash and how to make flash games. What do you propose me?

[.:xX[ThunderStorm]Xx:.]

Yea C++ or C# any one of these'd be nice.

[JesusOfSuburbia]

I suggest you C++ and then Java.

[thanasis2028]

Which book do you propose?

[daneasaur]

C++ as it is widely used among programmers, if you become "fluent" in C++ you could score yourself with a very well paid job.

[Elektrisk]

I would recommend C++. Be forewarned that VB.net will have skewed your syntax

[ShuTdown]

I'm sugesting you C++ too.

[SouR'D]

I think YOu Should Move On to C# But it is kinda like vb.net but the syntax is harder...

ex. If you misspell a Word on vb.net it will autofix for you.

But if it was c# you would have to figure it out and fix it yourself



THEN YOU MOVE TO C++

[Elektrisk]

ex. If you misspell a Word on vb.net it will autofix for you.

That has to do with the IDE.. not the language itself.

[Harvey]

I've just finished learning about VB (I've read 2 books about it), so I would like to buy a book for another language. So, I was thinking of bying a C++ book, probably the book C++ Programming Fundamentals, or start learning flash and how to make flash games. What do you propose me?

I don't see how you can finish a programming language, but I'd recommend going for either C# or Java. Both my uncles are software engineers, and they've told me that these two languages are becoming the most popular industry-based languages out.