which is better

harshagarwal · 04-07-2005, 08:13 PM

I want to know which of the following of the languages are better.Please rank them in your order of preference.

1. VB.Net
2. C#(C Sharp)

I am having a vacation right now so I want to utilise it.Also tell me which one easier to learn and implement.

Keith Sebastian · 04-07-2005, 11:04 PM

I know zilch about programing. But here's something that might help - http://www.cmswire.com/cms/featured-...cle-000591.php

-k

sms_solver · 06-07-2005, 10:58 PM

VB.Net and C# is part of visual studio.NET

Both use same .NET framework and common IDE, so naturally thing that can be done with VB.NET could be done in VC#.

So which is better does not seem to be right question?

siriusb · 07-07-2005, 12:35 AM

I prefer to code in VB.NET than in c#. But that's just because I have had a lot of fun with VB 6. If u like C++ better than VB (unlikely), u can use c#.

So, u see, it's more of a matter of preference when it comes to .NET languages.

vinaypatel · 13-07-2005, 03:22 PM

vb.nert and C# (if u talking abt c#.net) are part of visual studio.net so only syntax of both are different otherwise at runtime both pass through phase of MSIL so finally both r equal

expertno.1 · 13-07-2005, 08:11 PM

well a/q i guive the rank as under
1. c #
2. vb net

siriusb · 13-07-2005, 08:35 PM

Since u are going to learn this in the vacation, I would sincerely recommend VB.NET over c#. Believe me, VB.Net is much more beginer friendly than C#. Also, I joined a local .net group to clear my doubts as I did trial & error learning. You can do something like that too. Just join those microsoft groupos and they will supply you with Visual studio and msdn for free! There are weekly hands-on sessions too.

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harshagarwal Broken In Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 145	which is better I want to know which of the following of the languages are better.Please rank them in your order of preference. 1. VB.Net 2. C#(C Sharp) I am having a vacation right now so I want to utilise it.Also tell me which one easier to learn and implement.

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sms_solver In The Zone Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: somewhere Posts: 420	VB.Net and C# is part of visual studio.NET Both use same .NET framework and common IDE, so naturally thing that can be done with VB.NET could be done in VC#. So which is better does not seem to be right question? __________________ [ॐ एसएमएस॰सोल्भर ॐ]

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siriusb Wise Old Owl Join Date: May 2005 Location: Chennai, India, Asia, the Earth, the Solar system, the Milky Way, the Local group, this Universe. Posts: 1,171	I prefer to code in VB.NET than in c#. But that's just because I have had a lot of fun with VB 6. If u like C++ better than VB (unlikely), u can use c#. So, u see, it's more of a matter of preference when it comes to .NET languages. __________________ http://myxp.blogspot.com ----------------------- Winchester 3200+ @2,500MHz LeadTek 7900GT VOLT MODDED @ 680 core, 1800 mem 2x1GB Transcend DDR400 @ DDR454 2.5,3,3,5,1T

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siriusb Wise Old Owl Join Date: May 2005 Location: Chennai, India, Asia, the Earth, the Solar system, the Milky Way, the Local group, this Universe. Posts: 1,171	Since u are going to learn this in the vacation, I would sincerely recommend VB.NET over c#. Believe me, VB.Net is much more beginer friendly than C#. Also, I joined a local .net group to clear my doubts as I did trial & error learning. You can do something like that too. Just join those microsoft groupos and they will supply you with Visual studio and msdn for free! There are weekly hands-on sessions too. __________________ http://myxp.blogspot.com ----------------------- Winchester 3200+ @2,500MHz LeadTek 7900GT VOLT MODDED @ 680 core, 1800 mem 2x1GB Transcend DDR400 @ DDR454 2.5,3,3,5,1T

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