Oct 11 2007, 02:57 PM
QUOTE(zybler @ Oct 11 2007, 10:17 AM)
In terms of the syntax, VB. NET and C# are totally different. VB.NET's syntax are inspired by BASIC. It's generally more verbose than C#. They say because of this, VB.NET are more understandable for begineers. Also, you don't get multiline comment in VB.NET.
In terms of language features, each has their own "unique" features, for example, in C#, you could do x += 3; In VB.NET you can't. Also worth mentioning is that, if you use Visual Studio and you code in VB.NET, you get error messages as you type. This is called "background compilation". C# users don't enjoy this feature.
However, in the end, both compiled to MSIL, which is the only instruction set that the .Net frameworks understands. So, the ends are (almost) the same but the means to get there are not the same.
this line is valid in vb.net, im not sure about older version, but in newer version its valid alreadyIn terms of language features, each has their own "unique" features, for example, in C#, you could do x += 3; In VB.NET you can't. Also worth mentioning is that, if you use Visual Studio and you code in VB.NET, you get error messages as you type. This is called "background compilation". C# users don't enjoy this feature.
However, in the end, both compiled to MSIL, which is the only instruction set that the .Net frameworks understands. So, the ends are (almost) the same but the means to get there are not the same.
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in malaysia, vb.net is more common, u can easily get a job with it. But I think c# is a better choice, if u learned it, its pretty easy for you to catch up c++ or c, both are very powerful old programming languages, please note that c# is harder to learn compare to vb.net if you have totally no knowledge in programming.
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