What language are you doing your MCAD/MCSD in ?

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Im doing my MCAD in C# with computeach and just coming to the end of stage 3, which hopefully means the end of Console programming and onto windows forms and ADO.net.

Stu_C

 

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I'm doing VB. I wasn't given the choice.
Mind you, I'm getting on fine with it.
I've never done any C stuff so I don't know what I'm missing out on. (VBTV rocks, by the way if you're looking at the Microsoft site).
What's the main difference? Can anyone help?

 

I can't help but I can tell you I'm on the path to doing VB, just got to get through the simple stuff first.
I'm looking forward to it though.
Stu_C what's the C like with computeach?

 

I'm with you, Stu ;)

I'm planning to do mine in C# 'cause I come from a JavaScript background and the syntax looks similar...

I'm just starting, and it looks like it's not going to be as easy as I thought...

Did you know any C before you started your MCAD?

Is it neccessary to study C# first, and then start my MCAD, or is Knowledge of C# not a pre-requisite?

 

i had dabbled with many languages before i decided to do a proper training course with one. My main choice was C++ but the training provider i study with has dropped it in favour of C#.

The MCAD can be taken on whatever language you choose C++,C#,VB.

Knowledge of one of the languages would be helpfull otherwise how can you develop applications

And since you come from a Java background C# sounds like the best choice for you as the languages are very similar.

Stu_C