What is easy career between networking and programming?

what is easy and interesting career between networking and programming?What is easy career between networking and programming?
It's depend on his/her BRAIN where its working for...........

basically in networking site you need to know all about Software %26amp; Hardware very well..........then need to know very much in networking...........

but when you build your career on programming site you need to know only some software and some programming language very much...........after all you must have a logical BRAIN...........if it has not to you than can't a good programmer................



so its all about your choice..............for very much LOGICAL BRAIN must be a programmer.....otherwise in networking..........What is easy career between networking and programming?
I wonder why people don't have dream?



I am Programmer and this is my dream. You should know what you want instead of asking what to do to others. Until you have dream or desire, there is no easy for you. If you have the passion to climb 1000 ft mountains - it's will be easier and only then the word "Nothing Is Impossible" comes into play.



Hope this help and listen to yourself and try to know what you want.



Networking and Programmer is 2 different thing. Programming is harder then Networking as they are Software Programming. It's not easy and not anyone can earn it.What is easy career between networking and programming?
That really depends on what you're interested in, what you're better at, and what you're actually willing to spend your time doing.



For ME, it is programming; but for my friend in the networking department where I work, it is networking.



Nobody can make that decision for you. If you follow some one Else's advice and it turns out wrong, you might become angry and bitter at the other person.
I'm confused too about your question really.



Look into both and choose what suits you best. Chances are along the way there will be opportunities for exposure or even transposure into the other.