Re: I'm puzzled
hpsoar wrote:
I'm a junior student of computer science in a university, and I want
to earn a master degree in the near future. I have learned C+
C+? What's that?
> and
Java, and have some experience in develop applications and website
with C# and asp.net. Now I determined to learn C++ really well, and I
have learned it for nearly one year. And I want to choose a direction,
in which C++ is of great use. Though I have learned many aspects, in
which C++ can be applied, but I still can't dicide which direction is
better. Can anyone give me some idea? Thank you.
C++ is so common nowadays that nobody will be able to tell you which
direction is "better". If you're into computers, go create more tools,
we can never have too many tools to help us develop good software.
Memory debuggers are always in high demand. Parallel programming tools
are few and far between, and the area itself is still not populated as
much as it should be; programmers need to change the way they think in
order to excel in parallel programming...
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