Visual basic .Net rules
I was just curious how many people here know it. I know very little visual basic, and a decent amount of c/c++.
I was looking over vb.net and it looks great. Vb.net is to vb, as c++ is to c.
I was just wondering what you people thought of it. I'm hoping to become a .Net developer and I'm glad that ms made an oop language for vb.
Please tell me your experiences!
Move to C# or just use C++ with .NET. VB sucks - You can use C++, C#, or VB with .NET so if you wanna be a .NET developer all you have to do is shell out a few hundred for there Visual Studio.NET.
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vb.net does suck. the fact that i am being forced to learn vb.net in school is a total disgrace to my (supposedly existing) intelligence.
The difference from ( even good ) VB to good VB.NET is like learning a completely new language. And if you have to learn a new language, you can as well take C#, which has all the abilities of VB plus a nicer language and additional more powerful features. With C# out there is no reason to stick to VB.NET.
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Be careful what you say commander. You might be learning c++ now, but vb.net might be your future career.
Landing a c++ job is tough, and you need to have good coding skills to make it in the real world.
That's why most programmers start out in a language other than c...(++).
