Paul.Davis@f226.n105.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Paul Davis) (03/10/89)
I have extensive electronics background and education, and have
gone through alot of software classes. I am not in the electronics
and software field right now as far as employment is concerned.
I am very tired of keeping up with everything after being in the
field for thirty years. Is it worth My while to learn C programming
???. Would the knowledge of C improve my life any at all, I know
Pascal but Im tired and weary of the mess in this field and wish
I could clear my mind of it all and relax and have some peace.
I hate to be snubbed by the elite nobobs in the electronics
field, because I dont know C programming, who can say???
should I go ahead and fight the compitition as always??
Paul Davis.....
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ARPA: Paul.Davis@f226.n105.z1.FIDONET.ORGgwyn@smoke.BRL.MIL (Doug Gwyn ) (03/13/89)
In article <473.2417A3F2@busker.FIDONET.ORG> Paul.Davis@f226.n105.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Paul Davis) writes: >Is it worth My while to learn C programming???. Would the knowledge of >C improve my life any at all, ... > I hate to be snubbed by the elite nobobs in the electronics >field, because I dont know C programming, who can say??? What is this, Dear Abby or something? It's too soon for April Fool postings, so on the off-chance that you're serious, my answer would be: Learn C if you need to know it to do your job, or if you're interested in it. Don't learn it to impress people; that's a stupid reason.