Tell me the demands of c, c++ and java??

Question

Tell me the demands of c, c++ and java??

Answer 1

C is considered as a parent for all the latest softwares and hence it is necessary to know the concepts of it for reading c++ and java

Both c++ and java programmers were in great demand since it is easier to train a programmer for j2ee and .net with the concepts of c,c++ and java

comparing to other type of people.

But you must know c/c++ and Java concepts in depth or atleast upto the file processing and templates

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Answer 2

Bluntly, the two above posters seem to be discussing the demand for programmers on Intel-based Microsoft running systems.  Of course I am over fifty, which means in part that most of the people I know in the field are involved in programming legacy systems -- including code which was written in the sixties, before there was even a UNIX let alone a Microsoft, and while some of us know or work with C/C++ and Java the whole debate over C/C++ Java and C# seems stupid.

Demand for C is growing.  In embedded systems, telephony and so forth.

Very few languages have the ability to model any chip or switching system logically the way C does, and it compiles to very compact code, as a rule.  While most devices such as phones, calculators etc are more complicated and powerful than the mainframe my sister learned Fortran on many many years ago (with punched cards) languages like C++ and to some extent Java make it easy to create programs with much more overhead than these machines will support.  Thus C is necessary.

C++ and Java have several uses.  Both are old enough (and certainly C is definitely old enough)  to have considerable legacy code out there, like Cobol, Fortran and Ada which my friends work in.  Java is designed to create cross-platform applications which can work smoothly with the Web.  As Google has shown, these are becoming more common.  C++ is something else.  It inherited C's ability to model different architectures effectively (when I first started programming in them one of the most available documents for GCC was how to create a cross-compiler) and it is widely used in game console programming.  If more and more games are being created in powerful scripting languages, C++ is being used to develop them).  In short, the largest and most important market for all of these languages is beyond the Intel market.  And that isn't likely to change soon.