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I work with architects and engineers on a daily basis. AutoCAD is definitely the industry standard for the construction industry. Other industries, such as shipbuilding, manufacturing (CAD/CAM), mechanical engineering, etc. may use different software designed for specific needs. It really depends on what you're looking to do, but you can't go wrong learning AutoCAD. However, it's not cheap software. If you're looking for something to just to mess around with, there are plenty of free CAD programs out there to get stated with (some are better than others).
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I love to design products i just dont know what program i need to use to design. Can anyone help me. Your help is greatly appreciated.
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