Well with that knowledge you would be a programmer not someone with much practical knowledge (if any). I certainly do not recommend learning a lot of languages because you will not be highly skilled in any of them.
C# wouldn't be a bad place to start either.
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Start by learning C and then move to C++ and practice your coding a lot then apply online for job.
Javascript, ruby?
Well, there are many useful languages around, don't rush above all of them. one per time.
Well, there are many useful languages around, don't rush above all of them. one per time.
After discovering Bitcoin it's inspired me to took up a BSIT(major in Web Track), maybe in the future I can contribute something in the community. That's why I'm looking for some resources about some languages; and guidance from you guys and experiences to improve more my knowledge about this field. Thanks
Languages that I want to learn;
Java, PHP, C++, Python, CSS, did I forgot something?
Languages that I want to learn;
Java, PHP, C++, Python, CSS, did I forgot something?
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