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careers in java programming | Career Question Answers

careers in java programming


Ray Animashaun:   careers in java programming
I am little confused about my career.
How much scope java language has.
Where can I reach with this language,.

Hows career in java programming.


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AnsExpert:
Java is a good career and has good scope.

With Java or with development career, you can reach project manager and then chief technical officer also.:)


Alaine Russel:
Java has really good scope.
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