Which is better for a beginner? vb.net or c#.net?

VB.Net is much easier. I started with VB.Net and so far it is the easiest to understand and learn. But at the same time it is not a powerfull and C++, C#, or Java. I would start there though. Then work your way up.





VB.Net





Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, _


ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click


PB.Maximum = 1000


For a As Double = 0 To 999


PB.Value += 1


lblCurrent.Text = (String.Format("{0:000}", a))


lblCurrent.Update()


'Format the number, to get the numbers like you want


'Add them to a listbox


lstNumbers.Items.Add(String.Format("{0:0... a))


Next





End Sub





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C#








private void Button2_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) {


PB.Maximum = 1000;


for (double a = 0; (a %26lt;= 999); a++) {


PB.Value++;


lblCurrent.Text = string.Format("{0:000}", a);


lblCurrent.Update();


// Format the number, to get the numbers like you want


// Add them to a listbox


lstNumbers.Items.Add(string.Format("{0:0... a));


}


}

Which is better for a beginner? vb.net or c#.net?
Either. Actually in the absolute, C# has a slightly more difficult syntax, however that doesn't mean that VB.NET is better for a beginner.





C# is more in demand and not only that, learning its syntax will allow you to easily understand the syntax of many other languages you will likely use with C# for example Javascript.





It is also known that it is easier for C# programmers to read VB.NET code than vice versa.





I suggest you go for C#.
Reply:of course its VB.


Better you have some object oriented programming concepts and go for VB
Reply:v.b





but honestly.. i recommend visual foxpro.. easy to understand easy to use.. easier that v.b.. but similar to v.b
Reply:C#.net