新的c＃但不是编程 [英] new to c# but not to programming

问题描述

我猜这是C＃的* nntp新闻组？


我希望有人能指出我正确的方向。我想再次作为程序员在IT行业找到

的就业机会。我的背景是混合

的编程和网络。我在C ++，Java和

ADA方面有相当不错的技能。我一直在各种窗口上担任网络工程师，

很多unix，mssql，cisco和其他人。目前正在完成计算/编程领域的硕士学位（MSc）。论文组件/项目基于

遗传算法。我之前曾作为Java和C ++程序员工作过
并且在

过去的门户系统上做过很多工作，比如php，mysql等。根据我上一次

编程工作大约2年前的事实，我有什么机会找到工作。总而言之，我已经拥有3年的行业编程经验。我有一个相当分析的头脑和

觉得网络工程并没有激发我的兴趣到我希望的b $ b b。我还拥有数学学位和另一个电气学学士学位。我交易股票/期权市场，所以我知道

金融衍生品。如果我作为一名程序员，我想在... / b $ b b金融事业中寻找工作，这可能会有所帮助......我现在只是在研究C＃。

看起来很有趣。基于它类似于C ++和Java的事实，它对我来说很熟悉。

编程的行业标题在哪里？ C＃现在比VB更受欢迎。我不太了解VB。


任何帮助表示赞赏！

欢呼，

tjones

解决方案

嗨tjones，你的背景听起来有点像我，虽然不是Java

和C ++我用的可能更少'indemand"语言VB，Pascal等。

我现在一直在寻找理想的C＃工作大约六个月了

我必须说我已经变得非常沮丧开发雇主。

他们通常看起来非常盲目 - 他们不会使用

潜力但是*确切*合适。

我早期已经提供了几个职位（一个在VB.net，一个在

C＃），但有各种原因，他们不适合我 - 所以我开始

现在扩大我的搜索范围。


通过阅读你的技能，我觉得你会有很好的机会，因为你有一个很多关键的东西都适合你

这个行业正在寻找......更多的是C ++，Java，一个Msc

（希望如此）。您的

列表中目前似乎缺少的另外两件事是C＃和Oracle - 这些可能是您的学习领域。


你问C＃现在是否比VB更受欢迎。好吧，我想这是开放的辩论（但我认为是 - 对于新程序员来说肯定是这样）。如果问题是

是C＃比VB更好的语言那么我的意见也是肯定的（他准备好了

来自VB程序员的猛攻）。我认为它是一种更清晰的语言

并且有助于促进良好的OOP思考和设计。是的，C＃与Java和C ++（或许更接近Java）有很多相同的价值，最棒的是，他们有一个从VB开始的干净利润。网络设计师没有。


已经向一些内部人士（简要地）发言，我得到的印象是

焦点正在转移到C＃，但是我认为VB.net仍然会在很长一段时间内保持在
左右 - 而且你永远都不知道即将发生的事情。可能会出现一些会吹掉OOP的东西。


所以简单地说我会说学习C＃，然后全力以赴地开始工作

你想要的 - 你有很大机会到达那里。


希望这会有所帮助。

- <最好的问候，


马克


Mark Broadbent


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我猜这是C＃的* nntp新闻组？

我希望有人能指出我正确的方向。我想再次作为程序员在IT行业找到工作。我的背景是编程和网络的混合。我在C ++，Java和ADA方面有相当不错的技能。我一直在各种各样的窗口，很多unix，mssql，cisco等网络工程师工作。目前正在完成计算/编程的科学硕士（MSc）。论文组件/项目
基于遗传算法。我之前曾作为Java和C ++程序员工作过，并且在门户系统上做过很多工作，例如php，mysql
等。根据我上一次编程工作大约2年前的事实，我有什么机会找到工作。总而言之，我已经拥有3年的行业编程经验。我有一个相当分析的心态，觉得网络工程并没有激发我对我所希望的程度的兴趣。我还拥有数学学位和电气工程学士学位。我交易股票/期权市场，所以我有金融衍生品的知识。如果我作为一名程序员，我想在金融事业中寻找工作，这可能会有所帮助......我现在只是在研究C＃。看起来很有趣基于它与C ++和Java类似的事实，我很熟悉它。行业标题在哪里？编程的内容？ C＃现在比VB更受欢迎。我不太了解
VB。

欢迎任何帮助！
欢呼，
tjones

< blockquote>不知道在美国它是什么样的，但在英国，就业市场似乎已经从完全基于VB6转向大约80％C＃，10％VB.NET， 10％VB6。

虽然大多数C＃作业都是ASP.NET作业。看起来ASP.NET

目前在英国是非常有利可图的，尽管市场只是在经济低迷时期出现的b $ b。

人们不希望Windows窗体应用程序如此之多，以至于他们会聘请某人

专门做这件事。 Windows表单应用程序是你敲门的东西。 - 不是

事先计划好的事情，并招募整个开发团队

for。

对C ++技能的需求很少，或者在我看来。至于我b $ b可以说，C ++似乎是一种语言，你在自己的时间内写了一些东西，然后可能卖掉那个应用程序 - 不是你做的事情在你的
9-5工作中。

神经网络和遗传算法 - 在我的

学位中短暂地掩盖它们，但即便如此我也能告诉他们，就业市场远比复杂算法导向的数据库更为明显。

" Mark Broadbent"写道：

嗨tjones，你的背景听起来有点像我，虽然不是Java
和C ++我用的可能更少'indemand"语言VB，Pascal等。
我现在一直在寻找理想的C＃工作大约六个月了。
我必须说我对开发雇主感到非常沮丧。
他们他们想要的东西看起来非常盲目 - 不是用于潜力，而是用于*精确*适合。
我很早就获得了几个职位（一个在VB.net，一个在
C＃）但是有很多原因导致他们不适合我 - 所以我现在开始扩大我的搜索范围。

通过阅读你的技能，我觉得你会站得很开心因为你有许多重要的事情需要着陆，所以这个行业正在寻找......更多的是C ++，Java，Msc
（希望如此）。您的
列表中目前似乎缺少的另外两件事是C＃和Oracle - 这些可能是您的学习领域。

您问C＃现在是否比VB更受欢迎。好吧，我想这是开放的争论（但我认为是 - 当然对于新程序员来说）。如果问题是C＃是一种比VB更好的语言。那么我的意见也是肯定的（他准备好了
来自VB程序员的猛攻）。我认为它是一种更清晰的语言，有助于促进良好的OOP思维和设计。是的，C＃与Java和C ++（可能更接近Java）有很多相同之处，最棒的是它们从VB.net设计师那里开始就没有了。

已经（简要地）向几个内部人士说过，我得到的印象是
焦点正在转移到C＃，但我认为VB.net仍将围绕着
好的，但你永远不知道拐角处是什么。有可能会出现一些会吹走OOP的东西。

所以简单地说我会说学习C＃，然后全力以赴地开始工作
你想要的 - 你很有可能到达那里。

希望这会有所帮助。
-
最诚挚的问候，

Mark
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我在猜这个是C＃的* nntp新闻组吗？

我希望有人能指出我正确的方向。我想再次作为程序员在IT行业找到工作。我的背景是编程和网络的混合。我在C ++，Java和ADA方面有相当不错的技能。我一直在各种各样的窗口，很多unix，mssql，cisco等网络工程师工作。目前正在完成计算/编程的科学硕士（MSc）。论文组件/项目
基于遗传算法。我之前曾作为Java和C ++程序员工作过，并且在门户系统上做过很多工作，例如php，mysql
等。根据我上一次编程工作大约2年前的事实，我有什么机会找到工作。总而言之，我已经拥有3年的行业编程经验。我有一个相当分析的心态，觉得网络工程并没有激发我对我所希望的程度的兴趣。我还拥有数学学位和电气工程学士学位。我交易股票/期权市场，所以我有金融衍生品的知识。如果我作为一名程序员，我想在金融事业中寻找工作，这可能会有所帮助......我现在只是在研究C＃。看起来很有趣基于它与C ++和Java类似的事实，我很熟悉它。行业标题在哪里？编程的内容？ C＃现在比VB更受欢迎。我不太了解
VB。

任何帮助表示赞赏！
欢呼，
tjones

嗨bonj。

我也在英国，你对你对ASP.NET的看法感到满意。

我完全忘记了这一点。似乎绝大多数的b / b .NET作业都是用于ASP.NET开发的 - 我认为这个现象是全球的

我相信微软正试图解决这个问题通过介绍他们的

一键式WinForms部署。

我可能会说VB.net略高％，尽管在夏天它

看起来非常高 - 这可能表明C＃被采用的速度有多快。


-

最诚挚的问候，


Mark


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不知道在美国是什么样子，但在英国，就业市场似乎已经完全从基于VB6的转变大约80％的C＃，10％的VB.NET，10％的VB6。
虽然大多数C＃作业都是ASP.NET作业。看起来ASP.NET
目前在英国是非常有利可图的，尽管市场正在走出低迷时期。
人们不喜欢我不想要Windows窗体应用程序，以至于他们会雇用某人
来专门做这件事。 Windows表单应用程序是你敲门的东西。 - 不是事先计划好的事情，而是招募一个完整的开发团队。
对C ++技能的需求很少，或者在我看来。至于我可以说，C ++似乎是一种语言，你在自己的时间里写了一些东西，然后可能卖掉那个应用程序 - 不是你做的事情
你的工作。
神经网络和遗传算法 - 在我的学位上简单地掩盖了它们，但即便如此我也可以说就业市场更多面向数据库而不是复杂算法导向。

" Mark Broadbent"写道：

嗨tjones，你的背景听起来有点像我，虽然而不是Java
和C ++我用的可能更少'indemand"语言VB，Pascal等。
我现在一直在寻找理想的C＃工作大约六个月了
和
我必须说我对开发感到非常沮丧雇主。
他们通常看起来非常盲目，他们想要的东西 - 不是用于潜力，而是用于*精确*适合。
我很早就获得了几个职位（一个在VB.net和一个
在C＃中，但是有很多原因导致他们不适合我 - 所以我现在开始扩大搜索范围。
<阅读完你的技能后，我觉得你有很大的机会登陆，因为你有很多重要的事情要找你......这个行业正在寻找......更多的是C ++，Java，一个Msc
（希望如此）。在你的
列表中似乎目前缺少的另外两件事是C＃和Oracle - 这些可能是你的学习领域。

你问C＃现在是不是比VB更受欢迎。好吧，我想这是开放的辩论（但我认为是 - 对于新程序员来说肯定是这样）。如果问题是
，那么C＃是一种比VB更好的语言。那么我的意见也是肯定的（他准备好了
来自VB程序员的攻击）。我认为它是一种更清晰的语言
，有助于促进良好的OOP思维和设计。是的，C＃与Java和C ++（可能更接近Java）有很多相同之处，最棒的是
他们有一个从VB.net设计师没有开始的清单。对于几个内部人员（简要地）说过，我得到的印象是，焦点正在转移到C＃，但我认为VB.net仍将是
周围很长一段时间 - 你永远不知道拐角处是什么。有可能会出现一些会吹走OOP的东西。

所以简单地说我会说学习C＃，然后全力以赴地开始工作
你想要的 - 你很有可能到达那里。

希望这会有所帮助。
-
最诚挚的问候，

Mark
< Mark Broadbent

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tjones < TJ **** @ nospam.com>在消息中写道
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>我猜这是C＃的* nntp新闻组？
>
>我希望有人能指出我正确的方向。我喜欢
>再次作为程序员在IT行业找到工作。我的背景
>是
>编程和网络的混合。我有相当不错的技能
> C ++，
> Java和ADA。我一直在做各种口味的网络工程师
>
> windows，很多unix，mssql，cisco等。目前正在整理
>计算机/编程硕士（MSc）。论文
>组件/项目
>基于遗传算法。我之前曾作为Java工作过，
> C ++
>程序员并在门户系统上做了很多工作，即php，
> mysql
>等过去。根据事实，我有什么机会找到工作
>我上一次的编程工作大约是2年前。所有我有
> arounf
> 3年的行业编程经验。我有一个相当的
>解析
>介意和感觉网络工程并没有刺激我的兴趣
>
>我希望的学位。我还拥有数学学位和
>电气工程。我交易股票/期权市场，所以我有
>金融衍生品知识。如果我正在寻找一个
>这可能会有所帮助作为一名程序员我在金融事业中的工作......我现在只是现在
>调查C＃。看起来很有趣基于
>我熟悉它的大部分内容。
>事实上它类似于C ++和Java。行业标题在哪里
>编程的内容？ C＃现在比VB更受欢迎。我不知道
>很多
> VB。
>
>任何帮助表示赞赏！
>干杯，
> tjones
>

Hi, I am guessing this is *THE* nntp newsgroup for C#?

I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction. Id like to find
employment in the IT industry as a programmer again. My background is a mix
of programming and networking. I have fairly decent skills in C++, Java and
ADA. I have been working as a network engineer on all flavours of windows,
lots of unix, mssql, cisco and others. Currently finishing a master of
science (MSc) in computing/programming. Thesis component/project is based on
genetic algorithms. I have worked previously as a Java and C++ programmer
and have done a lot of work on portal systems i.e. php, mysql etc in the
past. What are my chances of landing a job based on the fact that my last
programming job was around 2 years ago. All up i have arounf 3 years
programming experience in the industry. I have a fairly analytic mind and
feel the network engineering isnt stimulating my interests to the degree i
had hoped. I also hold a degree in mathematics and another in electrical
engineering. I trade the stock/options markets so i have knowledge of
financial derivatives. This might help if im looking for a job in the
financial indistry as a programmer i guess... I am only now looking into C#.
Looks interesting. Much of it familiar to me based on the fact that it is
similar to C++ and Java. Where is the industry heading interms of
programming? Is C# now more popular than VB. I dont know much VB.

Any help appreciated!
cheers,
tjones

解决方案

Hi tjones, your background sounds a bit like me, although rather than Java
and C++ I used perhaps less "indemand" languages VB, Pascal etc.
I''ve been really looking for the ideal C# job for around six months now and
I must say that I have become quite frustrated with development employers.
They generally seem very blinkered in what they want - not employing for
potential but for an *exact* fit.
I have been offered a couple of positions early on (one in VB.net and one in
C#) but there was various reasons why they were not for me -so Im starting
to broaden my search now.

Having read through your skill set, I thing you would stand quite a good
chance of landing something as you have a lot of key things going for you
that the industry is looking for ...more namely C++, Java, an Msc
(hopefully). The two other things that seem to be currently missing on your
list is C# and Oracle -so these would possibly be your areas of study.

You ask whether C# is now more popular than VB. Well I guess that is open to
debate (but I think yes-certainly for new programmers). If the question is
"is C# a better language than VB" then my opinion is also yes (he gets ready
for the onslaught from VB programmers). I think it is a far cleaner language
and helps promote a good OOP thinking and design. And yes C# has much in
common with Java and C++ (closer to Java perhaps), the great thing was that
they had a clean slate to start from wheras VB.net designers didn''t.

Having spoken (briefly) to a couple of insiders I get the impression that
focus is being shifted more to C#, but I think VB.net will still be around
for a good while yet -and you never know what is around the corner. It is
possible something will come out that will blow away OOP.

So in brief I would say learn C#, and go full steam ahead towards the job
you want -you''ve got a great chance of getting there.

Hope this helps.
--
Best Regards,

Mark

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Hi, I am guessing this is *THE* nntp newsgroup for C#?

I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction. Id like to
find employment in the IT industry as a programmer again. My background is
a mix of programming and networking. I have fairly decent skills in C++,
Java and ADA. I have been working as a network engineer on all flavours of
windows, lots of unix, mssql, cisco and others. Currently finishing a
master of science (MSc) in computing/programming. Thesis component/project
is based on genetic algorithms. I have worked previously as a Java and C++
programmer and have done a lot of work on portal systems i.e. php, mysql
etc in the past. What are my chances of landing a job based on the fact
that my last programming job was around 2 years ago. All up i have arounf
3 years programming experience in the industry. I have a fairly analytic
mind and feel the network engineering isnt stimulating my interests to the
degree i had hoped. I also hold a degree in mathematics and another in
electrical engineering. I trade the stock/options markets so i have
knowledge of financial derivatives. This might help if im looking for a
job in the financial indistry as a programmer i guess... I am only now
looking into C#. Looks interesting. Much of it familiar to me based on the
fact that it is similar to C++ and Java. Where is the industry heading
interms of programming? Is C# now more popular than VB. I dont know much
VB.

Any help appreciated!
cheers,
tjones

Don''t know what it''s like in America but in Britain, the jobs market seems to
have switched from completely VB6 based to about 80% C#, 10% VB.NET, 10% VB6.
Although most of the C# jobs are really ASP.NET jobs. It seems like ASP.NET
is quite lucrative in Britain at the moment, even though the market is just
coming out of a downturn.
People don''t want windows forms apps so much that they''ll employ somebody to
do it specially. Windows forms apps are something you "knock up" - not
something you plan for ages beforehand and recruit a whole development team
for.
There''s very little demand for C++ skill, or so it seems to me. As far as I
can tell, C++ seems to be a language that you write something in during your
own time, and then maybe sell that application - not something you do in your
9-5 job.
Neural networks and genetic algorithms - glossed over them briefly in my
degree, but even then I could tell that the jobs market was far more
database-oriented than "sophisticated algorithm"-oriented.
"Mark Broadbent" wrote:

Hi tjones, your background sounds a bit like me, although rather than Java
and C++ I used perhaps less "indemand" languages VB, Pascal etc.
I''ve been really looking for the ideal C# job for around six months now and
I must say that I have become quite frustrated with development employers.
They generally seem very blinkered in what they want - not employing for
potential but for an *exact* fit.
I have been offered a couple of positions early on (one in VB.net and one in
C#) but there was various reasons why they were not for me -so Im starting
to broaden my search now.

Having read through your skill set, I thing you would stand quite a good
chance of landing something as you have a lot of key things going for you
that the industry is looking for ...more namely C++, Java, an Msc
(hopefully). The two other things that seem to be currently missing on your
list is C# and Oracle -so these would possibly be your areas of study.

You ask whether C# is now more popular than VB. Well I guess that is open to
debate (but I think yes-certainly for new programmers). If the question is
"is C# a better language than VB" then my opinion is also yes (he gets ready
for the onslaught from VB programmers). I think it is a far cleaner language
and helps promote a good OOP thinking and design. And yes C# has much in
common with Java and C++ (closer to Java perhaps), the great thing was that
they had a clean slate to start from wheras VB.net designers didn''t.

Having spoken (briefly) to a couple of insiders I get the impression that
focus is being shifted more to C#, but I think VB.net will still be around
for a good while yet -and you never know what is around the corner. It is
possible something will come out that will blow away OOP.

So in brief I would say learn C#, and go full steam ahead towards the job
you want -you''ve got a great chance of getting there.

Hope this helps.
--
Best Regards,

Mark

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Hi, I am guessing this is *THE* nntp newsgroup for C#?

I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction. Id like to
find employment in the IT industry as a programmer again. My background is
a mix of programming and networking. I have fairly decent skills in C++,
Java and ADA. I have been working as a network engineer on all flavours of
windows, lots of unix, mssql, cisco and others. Currently finishing a
master of science (MSc) in computing/programming. Thesis component/project
is based on genetic algorithms. I have worked previously as a Java and C++
programmer and have done a lot of work on portal systems i.e. php, mysql
etc in the past. What are my chances of landing a job based on the fact
that my last programming job was around 2 years ago. All up i have arounf
3 years programming experience in the industry. I have a fairly analytic
mind and feel the network engineering isnt stimulating my interests to the
degree i had hoped. I also hold a degree in mathematics and another in
electrical engineering. I trade the stock/options markets so i have
knowledge of financial derivatives. This might help if im looking for a
job in the financial indistry as a programmer i guess... I am only now
looking into C#. Looks interesting. Much of it familiar to me based on the
fact that it is similar to C++ and Java. Where is the industry heading
interms of programming? Is C# now more popular than VB. I dont know much
VB.

Any help appreciated!
cheers,
tjones

Hi bonj.
Im in UK too and you are bang on the money with what you say about ASP.NET.
I completely forgot about that. It does seem that the vast majority of
C#/.NET jobs are for ASP.NET development -I think this phenomenom is global
which I believe Microsoft are trying to address by introducing their
one-click deployment of WinForms though.
I would possibly say VB.net is slightly higher %, although in the summer it
seemed massively high -and this is possibly an indication of how fast C# is
being adopted.

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Mark

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Don''t know what it''s like in America but in Britain, the jobs market seems
to
have switched from completely VB6 based to about 80% C#, 10% VB.NET, 10%
VB6.
Although most of the C# jobs are really ASP.NET jobs. It seems like
ASP.NET
is quite lucrative in Britain at the moment, even though the market is
just
coming out of a downturn.
People don''t want windows forms apps so much that they''ll employ somebody
to
do it specially. Windows forms apps are something you "knock up" - not
something you plan for ages beforehand and recruit a whole development
team
for.
There''s very little demand for C++ skill, or so it seems to me. As far as
I
can tell, C++ seems to be a language that you write something in during
your
own time, and then maybe sell that application - not something you do in
your
9-5 job.
Neural networks and genetic algorithms - glossed over them briefly in my
degree, but even then I could tell that the jobs market was far more
database-oriented than "sophisticated algorithm"-oriented.
"Mark Broadbent" wrote:

Hi tjones, your background sounds a bit like me, although rather than
Java
and C++ I used perhaps less "indemand" languages VB, Pascal etc.
I''ve been really looking for the ideal C# job for around six months now
and
I must say that I have become quite frustrated with development
employers.
They generally seem very blinkered in what they want - not employing for
potential but for an *exact* fit.
I have been offered a couple of positions early on (one in VB.net and one
in
C#) but there was various reasons why they were not for me -so Im
starting
to broaden my search now.

Having read through your skill set, I thing you would stand quite a good
chance of landing something as you have a lot of key things going for you
that the industry is looking for ...more namely C++, Java, an Msc
(hopefully). The two other things that seem to be currently missing on
your
list is C# and Oracle -so these would possibly be your areas of study.

You ask whether C# is now more popular than VB. Well I guess that is open
to
debate (but I think yes-certainly for new programmers). If the question
is
"is C# a better language than VB" then my opinion is also yes (he gets
ready
for the onslaught from VB programmers). I think it is a far cleaner
language
and helps promote a good OOP thinking and design. And yes C# has much in
common with Java and C++ (closer to Java perhaps), the great thing was
that
they had a clean slate to start from wheras VB.net designers didn''t.

Having spoken (briefly) to a couple of insiders I get the impression that
focus is being shifted more to C#, but I think VB.net will still be
around
for a good while yet -and you never know what is around the corner. It is
possible something will come out that will blow away OOP.

So in brief I would say learn C#, and go full steam ahead towards the job
you want -you''ve got a great chance of getting there.

Hope this helps.
--
Best Regards,

Mark

Mark Broadbent

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"tjones" <tj****@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Hi, I am guessing this is *THE* nntp newsgroup for C#?
>
> I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction. Id like to
> find employment in the IT industry as a programmer again. My background
> is
> a mix of programming and networking. I have fairly decent skills in
> C++,
> Java and ADA. I have been working as a network engineer on all flavours
> of
> windows, lots of unix, mssql, cisco and others. Currently finishing a
> master of science (MSc) in computing/programming. Thesis
> component/project
> is based on genetic algorithms. I have worked previously as a Java and
> C++
> programmer and have done a lot of work on portal systems i.e. php,
> mysql
> etc in the past. What are my chances of landing a job based on the fact
> that my last programming job was around 2 years ago. All up i have
> arounf
> 3 years programming experience in the industry. I have a fairly
> analytic
> mind and feel the network engineering isnt stimulating my interests to
> the
> degree i had hoped. I also hold a degree in mathematics and another in
> electrical engineering. I trade the stock/options markets so i have
> knowledge of financial derivatives. This might help if im looking for a
> job in the financial indistry as a programmer i guess... I am only now
> looking into C#. Looks interesting. Much of it familiar to me based on
> the
> fact that it is similar to C++ and Java. Where is the industry heading
> interms of programming? Is C# now more popular than VB. I dont know
> much
> VB.
>
> Any help appreciated!
> cheers,
> tjones
>

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