You'd do well to take your own advice.
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I think everyone reading this thread is laughing their asses of because of the way you respond to my posts.
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Yes, logical responses to anecdotal evidence and ad hominem attacks are funny.
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you're trying to refute little statements I make (in a sly way) without admitting to the WHOLE POINT I'm trying to make.
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Lets see, this was your point: "WELL, WHAT WAS MY POINT? I'm trying to say, the "majority" of the large companies work mainly with C++." I responded to it by saying that you need to back that up. Prove to me that all "big companies" require knowledge of C++. You have thus far failed to do that.
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you're obviously working for a company that uses Java
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Actually, I already posted the language I use in my current job. You might want to read my posts before responding to them.
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There are MORE big companies that use C++ as their foundation than big companies that use Java as their foundation, right?
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That is the assertion I've been asking you to back up. You made the claim, so prove it. Show me documentation. Show a study. Something other than, "my friend said...".
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EVERYONE knows big companies prefer C++
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Prove it.
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You're not providing any data yourself
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The burden of proof is on you. You're the one making the assertion.
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If I had a career, I know for a fact I wouldn't waste my time on some forum with a college student about whether C++ or Java is more widely used in big companies.
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Maybe you wouldn't, but I would
. Are you just starting college?
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You really don't need data to know what I'm trying to prove
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Do I actually need to refute this statement?
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you've obviously started off in a smaller company that use Java more than C++ and you've been tainted with this.
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Yeah, the Air Force is pretty small.
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Ah, I'm sure people reading this post can conclude for themselves that C++ is more widely used in BIG companies.
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Well of course they can. I mean, just look at all the evidence you've provided.
I decided to do some of your work for you. I went some of the "big companies" and searched their job databases for java jobs and c++ jobs. Here are the results:
Northrup Grumman
- java: 211
- c++: 85
Raytheon
- java: 175
- c++: 180
Accenture
- java: 181
- c++: 63
Intel
- java: 34
- c++: 27
HP
- java: 403
- c++: 273
Lockheed
- java: 559
- c++: 619
Though a bit off topic, you may find this link interesting:
TPCI - TIOBE Programming Community Index