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"Saul Luizaga" <sau### [at] netscape net> wrote in message
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> Well Gail, just for my University only, PIC and other integrated circuit
> handling from the PC and to calculate some circuit's equations or some
> other telecommunication algorithms for projects or assigments and some
> statistics nothing big/professional, I would say
> hobby/self-teaching/want-to-stop-being-a-NOOB-programmer kinda motivation
> :).
I'd say Java or C# then. They're complex, but once you have an understanding
it'll go a long way to learning other languages if you want.
Get a book though. Learning by yourself is not the way to go with these
languages.
Though if yiou're rabidly anti-MS, that means that C# is out too. Pity,
cause it's actually a nice language. Designed by the same person who did
Delphi.
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