Resolved Question: learning a new programming language?

30 January 2012, 5:53 am

Hello Folks I would like to ask programmer and software professionals about which program language to learn amonst the plurality of available languages. Some background about me, i am a control engineer i programmed a while ago embedded C, which uses rather addressing, interrupts, and mainly functional programming. At this point, i remember little from that, but i'd like to learn a language that is cross GUI and embedded also. In another word a language that enables the programmer to programm a GUI while interracting with the hardware. what do u think about Visual C++ rather than others like just plain C or Python. I heard that VB is terrible, is this true ? and which one would enable you to be versatile in relatively intuitive for an engineer to learn in timely fashion. Thank you very much Seems like i haven't gotten my answer yet...let me rephrase it. Is visual C++ reasonably well within reach to learn in short amount of time.... Read More »

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