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So this may seem like a general question..but for learning a programming language quickly and effectively, is C# or Java the way to go? (I prefer VS2010)
Is there some sort of site that will help a junior in college more efficiently gain understanding of these languages?
Thanks…just looking for some input
-DS
by my point of view (mainly a microsoft developer and a java beginner) it’s not just a matter of preferences, the two languages are quite similar, yet i’ve always found harder to set up a development environment with java than with c#. In both eclipse and netbeans you have to choose the server (in web development for example), choose the libraries and configure all the enviroment and the ide and so on. For a beginner who wishes to learn “quickly” microsoft might be better . About tutorial, there’s plenty of them , visit the home pages of the product and you’ll surely find a good tutorial (asp.net, sun jsf, or whatever you wish to learn ) , if you need to start learnig from the ground i suggest to buy a book (there’s plenty of them too) , i loved think in java and wrox professional c#