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Originally Posted by EsCh3r
Now my main concern is that if I don't put a piece on c++ I wont be taken seriously, I have made many c++ apps, but it's all very small stuff and a lot of console based applications, should I make it a priority to get something that I can show off made with c++?
Thanks for any input  |
AKAIK, the portfolio is there to show you skills and I would be far more concerned to know that you can program and finish a project. The language is irrelevant for the portfolio.
The programming test however, is a different story but as long as you know the language, you will be fine.
You can always contact HR of various companies and see if they need a C++ piece for the portfolio if you are still on the fence.