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_ConcreteRose_ 
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 Posted: Jul 03 2014 at 7:42pm |
I don't think they teach Java on Codecademy. I would would be so happy if they did 
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Sang Froid
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Posted: Jul 03 2014 at 7:44pm |
Yes it's javascript.
Java is kinda similar though....and once you learn Java, C# will be easy to learn....and if you learn C#, VB is easy to learn.
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DixieDarlin
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Posted: Jul 03 2014 at 7:52pm |
Oh yeah, my bad it is Javascript... learnjavaonline teaches Java.
You usually start out with Visual Basic, since it's a beginner language and it's pretty easy. So is Python. Java gives me headaches.
Edited by DixieDarlin - Jul 03 2014 at 7:53pm
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rickysrose
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Posted: Jul 03 2014 at 8:06pm |
This isn't such a hot topic hmmm
Let's post the starting, intermediate and experienced salaries
.... beats low pay and no additional student loans
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_ConcreteRose_
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Posted: Jul 03 2014 at 8:09pm |
Darlin, what do you want to do with your degree?
For anyone what programming languages do you think would be beneficial if one is interested in machine learning?
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Sang Froid
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Posted: Jul 03 2014 at 8:15pm |
I feel like if you learn the logic they're all pretty easy to learn. I found myself turning C++ code into VB one day and I don't even know C++.
And CR I googled....apparently Python. I see "R" and MATLAB....I don't even know what that is tbh. I also see Java/C and SQL.
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_ConcreteRose_
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Posted: Jul 03 2014 at 8:22pm |
Ok that doesn't seem too bad. Does your job involve coding?
I've played around in R (but Im better in SAS because I took the class). They are both statistical programming languages, but R is free. and Im a damn near pro in matlab (hardest language ever doe). And Im taking C next semester, so I think I'll be ok. The problem with coding is that I can do ok in a class and still feel like I don't know sh*t about the language.
Every time im interviewed Im asked if I know SQL (I don't), and I'm pretty sure that's why I can't get an internship to save my life. We have no classes on it in my school.
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Miss B
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Posted: Jul 03 2014 at 8:26pm |
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What do you recommend for someone interested in management information systems?
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Sang Froid
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Posted: Jul 03 2014 at 8:38pm |
 _ConcreteRose_ wrote:
Ok that doesn't seem too bad. Does your job involve coding?
I've played around in R (but Im better in SAS because I took the class). They are both statistical programming languages, but R is free. and Im a damn near pro in matlab (hardest language ever doe). And Im taking C next semester, so I think I'll be ok. The problem with coding is that I can do ok in a class and still feel like I don't know sh*t about the language.
Every time im interviewed Im asked if I know SQL (I don't), and I'm pretty sure that's why I can't get an internship to save my life. We have no classes on it in my school. |
Learn it.
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_ConcreteRose_
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Posted: Jul 03 2014 at 9:06pm |
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Thanks sang. the summer is the perfect time honestly. I need to stop procrastinating.
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