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    C# Question

    Does C# have a development front end like VB? Meaning, can you drag and drop an interface like you can in VB?

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    Yes. The IDE looks like VB, but has even more features that are similar to Borlands ease of use.
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    Cool. But the code isn't structured like VB is it? It flows in a more logical style (Java like), right?

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    The code looks like Java.

    I've attached a snippet from the IDE.
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    Wow, I feel like I'm in VB class or something.

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    The code conforms to a Common Type System so that you can have cross language compatibility. Managed code.

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