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Is it better to learn Java or .Net?

 
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WHICHI BETTER TO LEARN JAVA OR .NET FOR A FRESHER ??
 
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swathi yesu wrote:
WHICHI BETTER TO LEARN JAVA OR .NET FOR A FRESHER ??


Please KeepItDown (<--click that)
 
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Hello Swathi,

I would recommend for a Fresher that it is better to start learning the broader discipline of Computer Science before getting stuck into any particular language. In the long run you will become a better Software Engineer for it.

There are even free online courses from very reputable sources: Stanford University: Computer Science 101

Enjoy yourself. And remember if you get stuck along the way then there'll be plenty of folks here on The Ranch willing to help you out.
 
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The questions you should ask yourself is: "what is my passion?" and go for it. And I suggest not to ask others about your life decisions, you should have a clarity for yourself. Don't get me wrong

Good luck!
 
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Its depend on you in which you are intrusted. In my point of view java is much better then .net.
 
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