Re: Newbie scratching his head
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This discussion has been had over and over again on these groups. If
you search these groups, you should be able to find many comments. The
majority of them seem to indicate that it is better to learn the
classes of the .Net framework and not necessarily a specific
programming language.
Generally speaking, VB.Net and C# are equivalent in terms of features.
There are a few syntax niceties in C# that don't exist in VB.Net and
vice versa. C# has the ability to work with unsafe code which is
normally not needed, although there are some specific tasks for which
it is suited. I write primarily business apps so I have never had to
use unsafe code.
If you can learn both languages, do, otherwise, pick the one whose
syntax seems easier to you. Once you know the .Net framework, language
will matter little.
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Is VB.NET Stable??
... -- The .NET framework changes little each time. ... -- .NET framework is open source, meaning that it will be on many platforms. ... language builds this language. ... It seems every session, especially when programming Crystal Reports, ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb) - Re: Is VB.NET Stable??
... I think I saw in one of your other posts that you've been away, ... himself "master programmer" are posting anti-VB.Net messages ... -- The .NET framework changes little each time. ... language builds this language. ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb) - Re: Is VB.NET Stable??
... Microsoft didn't NEED TO KILL VB yet they did ... I urge you all to leave this language and move to PHP ... himself "master programmer" are posting anti-VB.Net messages ... -- The .NET framework changes little each time. ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb) - Re: C++ vs. C#
... Fortunately, most of those additions are available in free downloads from CodeProject, but the number of new MFC widgets seems to be falling off. ... I think that the problem is not C++ language, but the lack of decent libraries. ... The productivity boost we experience in C# is achieved thanks to a well designed and rich framework. ... These are features that tend to be important today, and that .NET Framework supports out of the box. ... (microsoft.public.vc.mfc) - Re: Boxing and Unboxing ??
... avoid accidentally making changes to these large objects. ... feature is worth the additional complexity it adds to the language. ... if you find yourself using unsafe code ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp) |
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