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Previously on "Java and/or C#/.Net certification ?"

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  • WageSlave
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    Originally posted by Churchill
    Sorry matey you're wrong. Also, for safety every if should have an else.

    Woof!
    If (Spod != Churchill)
    {
    cerr "Pull the other one, matey!";
    return 1;
    }
    else cout "well bugger me!";

    Happy now

    And don't ask me to create a class called 'Spod' or make a function call!

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  • DimPrawn
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    The rate for senior bulltulipters is going through the roof. See there's a UK wide skills shortage in those that can lie, bulltulip and generally tell porkies. Most have left the country, many to Denmark and other mainland European destinations.

    HTH

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  • Churchill
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    Originally posted by WageSlave
    Spod == Churchill.

    If (Spod != Churchill)
    {
    cerr "Pull the other one, matey!";
    return 1;
    }
    Sorry matey you're wrong. Also, for safety every if should have an else.

    Woof!

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  • Francko
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    "It was £500 a day the other week"

    Hey, hey... in one week he became a senior developer.

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  • Miserable old man
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    Originally posted by DimPrawn
    .NET is too hard for C++ programmers. I would suggest Java, but 20th century technology is so, well 20th century.

    HTDH

    PS. Earning £800/day doing .NET is not all that anyway. Better to find happiness in art, love and poetry.

    It was £500 a day the other week. Mind you I could make £800 a day selling the bullsh1t spouted here

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  • WageSlave
    replied
    Originally posted by Churchill
    Spod != Churchill

    Churchill - in "Surely" mode!
    Spod == Churchill.

    If (Spod != Churchill)
    {
    cerr "Pull the other one, matey!";
    return 1;
    }

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  • The Lone Gunman
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    Originally posted by rootsnall
    The last Ada work I did was on the 'mainland', in France, are they using Ada for non defence stuff these days !? I think the rates are rubbish in the UK as its all basically controlled by a handful of defence contractors. Everything for BAe was paying the same rate the last time I looked into it.
    Still mostly defence. BAe still rubbish rates, just got asked if I would take 27.50 to work in Brough. They would have to pay me that to visit Brough, never mind work there. Best I saw was 35 an hour last year for AMS in Pompey.

    I dont think BAe will ever learn.

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  • rootsnall
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    The last Ada work I did was on the 'mainland', in France, are they using Ada for non defence stuff these days !? I think the rates are rubbish in the UK as its all basically controlled by a handful of defence contractors. Everything for BAe was paying the same rate the last time I looked into it.

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  • The Lone Gunman
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    Mainland Europe.Not worked in the UK sinc 98. Worked in ADA all that time. Lowest rate was 37.50 highest was 52, though I did do a 12 month fixed price job that I finished 2 months early on so the rate for that would have looked good.

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  • rootsnall
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    >ADA is paying a decent 40-45 quid an hour on the mainland.

    Mainland ? To be honest I haven't followed it but it was stuck at 30 an hour for years. I'd be interested if I could get a cushy 45 an hr never ending ADA job.

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  • The Lone Gunman
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    Originally posted by rootsnall
    > C, C++, ADA, PERL - you'll make a fortune!

    Done all them. I'll give you 15% of the fortune if you sort me out the work.

    ADA !? Thats about the lowest paid skill out there, I wisely got out of that 10+ years ago.
    ADA is paying a decent 40-45 quid an hour on the mainland.

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  • rootsnall
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    > C, C++, ADA, PERL - you'll make a fortune!

    Done all them. I'll give you 15% of the fortune if you sort me out the work.

    ADA !? Thats about the lowest paid skill out there, I wisely got out of that 10+ years ago.

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  • DimPrawn
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    .Net - The Chav road to riches, by Milan Benes. Available at all good book stores. Published April 2008.

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  • milanbenes
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    .Net innit

    Milan.

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  • Churchill
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    Originally posted by threaded
    rootsnall: No no, don't bother with Java, Perl, python, ruby or any of that old stuff.

    .Net is the way forward.
    C, C++, ADA, PERL - you'll make a fortune!

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