Are Visual Basic days numbered?
Over last few weeks I have been hearing that Microsoft is going to stop supporting Visual Basic at some point in future. C# is the language of future. Here, according to some, are few evidences of it.
1. There are new versions of C# but no major development in VB.net
2. Microsoft uses C# for example in most of the articles/journals.
Do a quick search on "VB.Net a dead language" and you will find some interesting article.
I would like to hear your views on this. Personally I think C# is a much better language than VB.Net even though most of my experience has been in VB. The syntax of C# is much more clear and easy to understand. I must say I am converted and given a choice I will prefer coding in C#.
DebugGuru
Over last few weeks I have been hearing that Microsoft is going to stop supporting Visual Basic at some point in future. C# is the language of future. Here, according to some, are few evidences of it.
1. There are new versions of C# but no major development in VB.net
2. Microsoft uses C# for example in most of the articles/journals.
Do a quick search on "VB.Net a dead language" and you will find some interesting article.
I would like to hear your views on this. Personally I think C# is a much better language than VB.Net even though most of my experience has been in VB. The syntax of C# is much more clear and easy to understand. I must say I am converted and given a choice I will prefer coding in C#.
DebugGuru
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