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I have to Know the Best and Very Powerful Progarming Laguage and database...
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Iam the Beginner Which Way i go ...

Posted 27-Mar-11 21:32pm

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Smithers-Jones 28-Mar-11 6:47am

"The Mother of All" :-)

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-03-27T21:37:00

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There is, unfortunately, no such thing.

Each language has it's strengths and weaknesses, same for databases.

If you are just beginning, then I would recommend C# as the language, and MsSql as the database.

Both are available in Express editions for free from the Microsoft website and are (relatively) simple to learn.

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Mar-11 3:39am

Isn't that obvious? Recommendations might be questionable, but it all depends. My 5.
--SA

OriginalGriff 28-Mar-11 3:48am

Not to the OP! :laugh:
Recommendations are always questionable since they depend on the recommenders prejudices. C# is well supported for beginners, free, and powerfull enough to do real work. I certainly wouldn't suggest C++ for a complete beginner (too complex), nor VB (too many idiots who can't actually program recommending bad practices). What would you suggest? :)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Mar-11 4:32am

I basically agree. All your recommendations are reasonable, especially about the language. I'm not sure why MsSQL. Could by either Oracle or MySQL instead, I'm not the expert, but I think it more depends on the application, its requirements for scaleability and budget.
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OriginalGriff 28-Mar-11 4:43am

Oracle gets a fair amount of abuse, so I wouldn't suggest it for beginners. MySql is good, no doubt about it, but since you have to pay for decent tools now, MsSql is a better bet in my opinion. Access is ok for single user, but I prefer SqlCE for that anyway! :laugh:

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Mar-11 10:21am

Great. Thank you for sharing this.
--SA