Well, it depends. If you are looking for a language that is more closely related to .NET (and by related I mean in terms of syntax) and your .NET class was with C#, Java would be an obvious route for you as the syntax is very similiar. Simply put: you would have less of a learning curve with Java.

However, what class you should choose largely depends on what you want to do. C++ is a low level language and, as such, it is a bit more complex then working with, say, Java. Personally if I was in your position I would take the C++ class, its good experience to have if nothing else.

I guess the question I need to ask though is: is the C++ class an intro or is it geared more towards seasoned developers? In the case of the latter, I would advise you to take the Java class as you will be more in your "element" but if you are up for a challenge and can catch on fast, I would take the C++ class. It might be difficult at first, but it should provide you with a worthwhile expereience.

hth.



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