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Help Me PleaseI programed in vb 6.0
i need to swith .NET what .net i start to learn? Thanksany one. On 14/09/2006 in message <uxhfRtD2GHA.4***@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl>
news.microsoft.com wrote: >I programed in vb 6.0 If you mean what language then I would go with C#, it seems to be the >i need to swith .NET >what .net i start to learn? >Thanksany one. language of the moment. VB.NET is different in many ways from VB6 and I found it easier to go for something completely different. I'm sure there will be a variety of views though :-) -- Jeff Gaines Hi,
As all languages share a common Framework, and the Framework is >90% of the entire learning process, it matters little what language you choose. Once you know the framework, switching languages is easy. VB.Net has a good foundation and lots of code, and have a syntax similar to VB (though the similarities may obscure the differences). C# is preferred among C/Java people due to the similarities in syntax. There are some things you can't do in VB.Net, and some things you can't do in C#. There are plenty of comparisons between the two languages and plenty of opinions as well. I'd say go for what you feel comfortable with, not what others tell you to do. You can easily switch later on. -- Happy Coding! Morten Wennevik [C# MVP] |
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