i completed a C++ course...i learned :

Intro to C++ & the Environment
Variables,Constants, & Math Statements
The String Data Type; Equations
Programmer-Defined Functions
Creating Output (formatting and creating files)
Using the if Statement
Other Functions; Nested if Statements
Looping

can i earn money with this knowledge i have ?
its a video course ....should i take C#.Net or learn C ? Can i learn Java ?

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There's no limit in learning. Well, at least that's my theory
Once you put the limit to it, you'll sink at a certain point I urged you to learn Java. Once you get Java, learning C# is going to be extremelly easy because it's really similar, PLUS! you learned C++ already

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Probably not

Having knowledge of something does NOT mean you know how to use it.

Can you code a useful and useable program from scratch?.
Could you code a module for a more complex application and ensure it integrates with the modules that are coded by others?.
Could you take someone else's source code and understand what it does?.
Could you debug it???

when you can truly answer "Yes!" to those questions, then and only then will you be able to earn money from programming.


BTW the above points hold true for any language not just C or C++

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Probally you cannot making any money with it yet. You just got the basic
of C++ programming. Right now, you know how to use only the features or
syntax of C++. You need to know how to use it well and how to apply it
in real application. There are many other things more you need to learn.
Here is my suggestion:

1) Choose which kind of application you want to programming. If you want
to write application for windows, you should study more about WinAPI.
If you want to work with database, you will study how to apply your
programming with database. If you want to become a game programmer
you should start to learn about DirectX or OpenGL....

2) Learn from other source code... Download other source code start from
simple code at first and then try to learn from it. Try to find harder code
once you are get used to... Here the website that contains very useful
code: visual basic, vb, active server pages (ASP),java, javscript,c, c++, c__ , vbscript,active server pages, ASP, vbscript,SQL, database, informix, oracle, SQL Server,Perl, CGI,Delphi, PHP,Free source code for the taking. Over five million lines of progra

3) Try to create your own application. You should from simple project first
and move little more harder...

It will take time until you become a professional programming and after that
you can making money.... and anothing is that google is our best friend
Hope it will help you on your journey...

From siLenTz
Good luck with your journey...

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But it is important to note that even a professional programmer would always need to learn because programming languages always changes. There's always going to be new things that needs to be learned

**That's one reason why I love programming, never ending learning**

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