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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Kriti,
Please explain what you mean by computer course from home, do you want to do online MOOC courses from Harvard?
Please explain what you mean by computer course from home, do you want to do online MOOC courses from Harvard?
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Vikash Jain
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For this minute detail, I would advise to contact the center directly, check out the link below :
http://www.uttarainfo.com/
http://www.uttarainfo.com/
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Debajit Chandra
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Hi,
It's good that you have a decent experience in programming and .NET and I believe during your tenure you have got many SQL queries and Store Procedure handled. It's a good opportunity to switch into DBA or DB architecture as a profession and in future, you may move to No SQL, Big Data or even Business Intelligence.
It's good that you have a decent experience in programming and .NET and I believe during your tenure you have got many SQL queries and Store Procedure handled. It's a good opportunity to switch into DBA or DB architecture as a profession and in future, you may move to No SQL, Big Data or even Business Intelligence.
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Debajit Chandra
Guide-Level 14
Hi,
Little bit coding and programming knowledge is always good but considering your question if you would like to start your career in development and programming then learn Java and later on go for Python, Node js and Anjular js because they are the future.
Furthermore, you know hospitality process so it will be a great help of working with hospitality field and apply your programming knowledge to develop certain applications which can be used in hospitality.
Little bit coding and programming knowledge is always good but considering your question if you would like to start your career in development and programming then learn Java and later on go for Python, Node js and Anjular js because they are the future.
Furthermore, you know hospitality process so it will be a great help of working with hospitality field and apply your programming knowledge to develop certain applications which can be used in hospitality.
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Vikash Jain
Guide-Level 14
Check out the links mentioned below for details:
https://tutorme.com/visual-basic-programming-tutors/
https://www.chegg.com/tutors/VB-Visual-Basic-Programming-online-tutoring/
https://tutorme.com/visual-basic-programming-tutors/
https://www.chegg.com/tutors/VB-Visual-Basic-Programming-online-tutoring/
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Aara Kapur
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According to me, Java certification course is very much in demand so you should do this course.
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Aara Kapur
Contributor-Level 7
SQL is a single certification
Important question is - Which is the right place to do SQL course
You can get the list of training center but I want to suggest you that you should visit at Koenig Solutions training center.
Important question is - Which is the right place to do SQL course
You can get the list of training center but I want to suggest you that you should visit at Koenig Solutions training center.
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Kritika Agarwal
Guide-Level 13
Assuming you already know how to programme, I recommend Accelerated C+ by Andrew Koenig and Barbara E. Moo. It covers C+ thoroughly, with an example-driven approach, but without the extraneous cruft.
If you have little or no programming experience, I instead recommend C+ Primer by Stanley B. Lippman, Jose Lajoie, and Barbara E. Moo. Unlike Accelerated C+, it assumes very little about the reader, and thus covers a lot more of the basics in a slower, more methodical manner. Consequently, it is 3x the size.
You only need one.
As a second book, you must read Effective C+ by Scott Meyers. Meyer's highly-regarded work teaches you best practices
If you have little or no programming experience, I instead recommend C+ Primer by Stanley B. Lippman, Jose Lajoie, and Barbara E. Moo. Unlike Accelerated C+, it assumes very little about the reader, and thus covers a lot more of the basics in a slower, more methodical manner. Consequently, it is 3x the size.
You only need one.
As a second book, you must read Effective C+ by Scott Meyers. Meyer's highly-regarded work teaches you best practices
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