I would agree with that. I looked at an introductory computer science class that used Java. The first few weeks involved basic programming concepts. Then they would spend a week or two on multithreading, a week on file I/O, a week on inheritance, and so on. No wonder some of the students ended up being a little fuzzy on basic concepts, like how a computer executes one instruction after another...
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The article is talking about Chinese (PRC) companies, not Taiwanese (ROC) companies.
So it looks like the Germans are in luck.
I would agree with that. I looked at an introductory computer science class that used Java. The first few weeks involved basic programming concepts. Then they would spend a week or two on multithreading, a week on file I/O, a week on inheritance, and so on. No wonder some of the students ended up being a little fuzzy on basic concepts, like how a computer executes one instruction after another...