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can someone read this one line for me on my resume?
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Amaru Shakur
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Joined: Jul 17, 2008
Posts: 50
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Its one of the bullet points i have under a job experience here is how it reads "Aided the transition of existing C++ code to run in a Java environment" i dont think its reads right. basically we wanted to expand our java footprint so we saw how things were made in c++ and did our best to have makeas much of the project in java. what is a better way to write this thanks?
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Alberto Ridolfi
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Joined: Nov 30, 2008
Posts: 9
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Hello mate, I think the way your question is written can give an impression that you just "translated" C++ code to Java, and I think what you mean is that you transitioned legacy C++ applications to Java, not only the language itself, but the features that the Java Platform offer. How about writing like this? "Aided the transition of existing C++ legacy applications to the Java Platform" Cheers
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arulk pillai
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Joined: May 31, 2007
Posts: 3185
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Aided softens your action a bit. You need to show some pride in your contributions. -- transitioned existing C++ legacy applications to the Java Platform .... -- Contributed immensely to transition existing C++ legacy applications to the Java Platform ..... -- Successfully transitioned existing C++ legacy applications to the Java Platform .....
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