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@abrakadabra • Jun 19, 2015
#-Link-Snipped-# Moved your post to a new discussion as it wasn't relevant in the previous thread.
I believe you are targeting a very broad topic here.
If you are working with CCNA, as far as I know, you don't need any programming language.
For network engineers, knowing a scripting language is a must.
You can learn Perl, Python and tcl/tk that will be useful for doing the automation.
Shell: This is the language you have to know in order to be a sysadmin.
You may also learn Ruby to do SDN and Cloud Orchestration.
It all depends on what kind of role, platform, domain you are working on.
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@neohacker-FP4O5e • Jun 19, 2015
Thank you.
I'm currently in 3rd year of my btech.
I'm very confused between web design/development and system/networks.
Can you guide me please.
I'm interested in both of these.
Is there anything which i can start to learn now and which help me in both of these. So i can decide later on which one to choose.