Career options in JAVA and .NET....

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Is JAVA better or .NET . Which has more salary and scope ? What are the career options in both

Posted 24-Oct-15 22:02pm

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Krunal Rohit 25-Oct-15 4:27am

Off-topic. Not a Question

-KR

Richard MacCutchan 25-Oct-15 4:51am

Given your previous questions on this subject it's about time you made a decision, rather than repeating the same query.

AP900 14-Apr-16 6:55am

Thanks

AP900 25-Oct-15 11:49am

Yes I did I would prefer .net instead of java

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2015-10-24T22:24:00

This isn't a question where we can just give an answer - it depends to a large amount on the country you are looking at working in, and the specific field you are planning on entering.

For example, wages in the USA or Australia will be radically different from those in India, or Rwanda.
And for a games programmer, Java is probably a better idea than VB for NET would be. While for PC database based code or a website, C# and .NET are better than Java.

Look at the local country, and start working out what area you want to move into. Then start looking locally via recruitment sites to work out what wages are likely to be.
As for "which is better for the future?" we don;t have a crystal ball, we can't see the future. And we've all be surprised before when a promising contender just gets dropped, or a "new kid on the block" appears and becomes fashionable! :laugh: