Programming, Web development Or Database Administration

I need some help on this issue because i will be going to take a computer cures.
but i need a good easy codding language to choose from that has a good income.


All Advice Is Appreciated, Thanks



Please, Any Body With Experience On The Programming Field Should Help,

I need some help on this issue because i will be going to take a computer cures.
but i need a good easy codding language to choose from that has a good income.


All Advice Is Appreciated, Thanks

they are all inter-related and I suggest you learn all 3

There is nothing like a good easy programming language that has good income. If there was everyone will be doing it. Do not choose a language or go into the computer field because you think it's easy and you can make money doing it. Programmers are paid well (at least on this end) because it's a very challenging task. Take it slowly, take one language and mester it. read about ti as much as possible, tackle programming samples,a nd then seek help if you need it. That's the only way to really master this thing. Once that is done, then the 'good money" part will start falling in place slowly.

Let me do what I do best - stirring the hornet's nest

First and foremost, let's look at the meaning of the word "programming". Since I can't show you my dictionary, I will refer you to answers.com. I will focus on the technology section and the first part of the 2nd definition,

"A person who designs the logic for and writes the lines of codes of a computer program"

By this definition, "programmers"- web developers and DBAs - are all programmers, by definition. However, by disclipline, is another matter. You could choose to be either a software (java, c, c++, etc) developer, web developer or DBA.

Sorry for getting on a soapbox. This, together with calling web developers "designers", has always been a pet peeve of mine. Now, let me answer your question :

What you should pursue should be a combination of "what you love versus what you know you know versus what the market demands at a particular point in time". Certainly, if you go for, say, DBA because you know it well, yet the market has no demand for it, then you are obviously wasting your time, effort and money. On the other hand, if the market is demanding PHP developers and you have a love for programming (this is where "logic" comes into play ), yet you don't know anything about PHP going in, assuming the company wants someone who can hit the ground running, your day of reckoning is only a matter of time.

Assuming you are in Nigeria, if you ask me, I would say know enough of all 3 disciplines to be dangerous, but like the kung fu masters of old would say, specialize in one. The one I would choose, based on what I have seen/heard about the naija environment, would be web development. There is still a lot of ground to conquer in this field over there, a lot yet to be unveiled. For instance, we are yet to have a true ecommerce online payment/ecommerce solution. Since we have been banned by the likes of paypal et al, we resort to being ripped off by the likes of epayassist and epaygold. As I have said on this forum time without number, whoever comes up with this solution will become an instant billiionaire. Then again, it's just my opinion.

as always, my 2 cents

hello G , so sb told there was money in IT and u wanna
shorten the hurdle to the dollars , $, well,
from what i see - u get paid what ur worth and if u aint good enuff
it will show in the end.
that said,
from what i've learnt , learning IT is like going bowling,
u could knock 2 things in one fell swoop,
e.g if u master a programming language,
u'll be good at scripting languages too,
but u may hate non-challenging areas like graphics and design cuz u may have gottn used to cracking logic,
so :
if u gat (1yr ) drill into programming,
learning one language e.g java , C++, is like {
learning php, javascript, java, and C rolled into one.}
if u gat more time,
more time , do the specialized aspects , specialist are always
in demand.
but if u want a quick leap,
go for web designing{ css, html, xml, all the ml and then graphics}
+ some sql or databases.
but the draw back is : if u learn the easy part first,
u may be too overwhelmed to confront the tough sides,
like , coding,
ball in your court .u choose