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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sanzilla jackcat" data-source="post: 4775163" data-attributes="member: 131221">well anyone can learn a programming languate after reading a book and doing it'squestions. I mean pratice it's questions.But Software engineering is a different. For a example after the 1st year of a SE job , you will be become smarter and experienced. That's why they alwasy ask the experience or about the final year project. and the interview questions are really the pratical experience based questions.There is a difference between the experience and the knowledge. In the C++ world there is no place like PJTS , but you still can , there are opensource projects go and contribute , even you can contribute to operating system design freely. Want links ? please ask then.... as a community we glad to help.so for the java all around the internet there are projects that you can contribute. And final year project make you ready for that . Develop you're own software and it make you smarter. Linux is a good startup point . I mean Linux + C++ programming.You can obtain that knowledge for free. and the PJTS prices are high I think they are taking 8,000/-rs . so pay that money for the internet connection.</blockquote>

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