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Unread 20 Feb 2008, 17:57   #3
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Re: New to Programming
Depends on the course/uni; if its a software engineering based degree theyll probably want you to use something applications-orientetd like Java, but if its more computer sciencey they might want you use something like Lisp/Haskell/Ocaml instead since these are generally better for teaching abstract concepts. Your best bet would be to contact the course organiser and ask what theyd suggest . C++ is always the wrong option though, dont go anywhere near it unless someone is forcing you.
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