Job, fun, other...

that time is on your side. Your patience will win in the end.

by RyanDecker

Answer 2: Try with different government institutes (i.e. local, municipal, federal) when

you are first starting out. Usually the more experienced programmers in the

government go to the private industries after a few years and the government is

looking for people to replace the ones who have left and this is usually a good place

to start. 

I hope this helps. Good luck in your search.

Robert

 Q: I would like to know if the small programs that are attached in mail (like the

small games for example) are usually coded in java or in any other language?

Answer: Usually not. Usually they re viruses.

Nils O. SelAsdal

 Q: An ordinary guy of ordinary intelligence, with some experience of html, do I

stand a chance of learning java or do I need to be of an above average genius.

Any feedback would be welcome!

Answer: Java is extremely easy to learn...but will take a lifetime to be a master.

Intelligence is not an issue.

drichard_007

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