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From: eatTheSpam@diac.com (arnie sherman)
Subject: Re: Which language pays most -- C++ vs. Java?
Date: 1997/12/31
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to return briefly to the original topic of this thread:

i'm studying programing, including smalltalk (smalltalk express), &
would like to know not so much which language will pay the most, but
rather, which will be more likely to make me employable in the
shortest time (as an entry level programmer) ? i am guessing c & c++,
even though i do find smalltalk to be a cleaner & more refined
programming environment. additionally, i am primarilly interested in
graphics, i.e. multimedia, inteerface design, internet apps., etc. 

whenever i discuss web design w/ placement people they immediatly want
to know if i know java. i suspect this is a trendy thing, though also
reflecting some real possibilities for employment in the immediate
future.

any thoughts?
thanks
arnie sherman

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