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  1. 05-05-2011, 04:47 AM #1
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    I am wondering, I am studying programming at college where we are currently focusing on Java. In total 1 year will be spent on Java before moving onto C#. My question is how much did you guys that are working as professional Java programmers learn at college compared to when you started in the work force. I feel that when we finish Java in around 9 weeks we have still only scratched the surface, there so many other classes that we have not discussed in the API. Thanks.
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