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Gti programming

  • 08-08-2014 1:06pm
    #1
    saywhatagaiN
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    what language do they use is it java or c++?


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  • #2
    Mrs OBumble
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    English.

    From the look of this, I would be very surprised if either of the languages you mention feature.

    http://www.gti.ie/courses/course/detail/course/GTI-004


  • #3
    saywhatagaiN
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    its this course

    Advanced Certificate in Networks and Software Systems CNSSX

    im a new user so cant post url


  • #4
    Mrs OBumble
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    Ahh, didn't realise they did stuff that advanced.

    this is the link, in case anyone knows: http://www.gti.ie/courses/course/detail/course/CNSSX (there's no GTI forum).

    but I take back what I said about them using English. They teach ".. the skills necessary to write object oriented programmes"


  • #5
    witnessmenow
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    Mrs OBumble wrote: »
    Ahh, didn't realise they did stuff that advanced.

    this is the link, in case anyone knows: http://www.gti.ie/courses/course/detail/course/CNSSX (there's no GTI forum).

    but I take back what I said about them using English. They teach ".. the skills necessary to write object oriented programmes"

    It could be C# or something, they mention "windows" multiple times which would make me think its a microsoft language


  • #6
    takamichinoku
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    This isn't much help but I was talking to one dude last year who done something at GTI for the 2012-2013 which involved Java. The one you've mentioned there sounds most like what it would've been.


    Worth throwing a message or two their way sure. It's most likely gonna be Java or C# these days anyway, innit?


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