i am a student of computer science in my final year.
Which out of vb.net c#.net is better?which1 is easier and more scoring?
The languages are two different shorthands to the same results. They both get compilied into the same intermediate language (IL) before the .net framework compiles them into a DLL.
If you are used to using VB as in VB6. Then vb.net may be better. If you are used to using C, or java, then C# may be better.
Either way, you will have to learn the .net object classes and how to use them. http://quickstarts.asp.net/QuickStartv20...
The .net development team seams to give more examples in C# than in VB for now (online videos).
I am a long time C/C++ developer (23+years). I have hired people and have had them trained on VB because it was easier to train them on VB than on C/C++. There also seems to be alot of people out there that know VBA. (VB script inside office applications).
When you write code in a corporate environment, you generally want a large pool of people that you can scoop programmers out of to perform maintenence on the programs. VB.NET and VC#.NET are still both relatively new compared to VB and VC.
There will be a learning curve to go from VBA to VB.NET, just as there will be a learning curve to go from VC/C++ to VC#.NET.
I think that the correct answer is learn them both. They can be intertwined within projects if necessary. After all, they both compile down to the same IL (intermediate language) code.
If you pick one, what if you find the best add-on code in the other that you really need. You should be able to add it to your project/solution and know what it is doing.
Reply:with the recent advancements in VB.Net I would have to point my finger at that one. It has gone from a simple language to a fully featured OO one but still retained it's easy syntax. VB.Net is easy to pick up and powerful for those who spend time to learn it.
Reply:vb.net is easy bcoz vb is GUI(graphical user interface).bt 4 c# we have to write coding..........
Reply:vb.net is easyer, c# is more powerful
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