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If I had a dollar for every fool who ran out and claimed
that VB is a better language than C#, I'd have my MCSD
paid for in full. And if you want to get into a better
syntax battle maybe you can have a go with the VFP guys.
I personaly think that C# is a better language than VB,
therefor I write in it. If you feel that a fast debuger
is a feature... I think you spend too much time debuging.

George Prado
Concessive Technologies, Inc.
"French is the language of love, for every thing else
there's C#"

>-----Original Message-----
>A lot more people are taking C# route. Why is that? VB
has a lot of useful
>syntax that C# does not.
>
>1) declarative event handling
>2) single method implementing multiple interface
functions
>3) property with parameters
>4) when clause for catch blocks
>5) imports is more powerful than using because imports
includes not only
>classes of a namespace but also namespaces of that
namespace.
>6) optional parameters. This is very useful in
declaring multiple versions
>of constructors
>7) C# compiles to smaller MSIL but have you try vb in
debugging mode? I feel
>VB code starts up a lot quicker in debugging mode than
C#.
>
>Vu Dang
>
>
>.
>

You call every one who do not share your view of the world a fool.

"George Prado" <> wrote in message
news:17ae01c33df8$0d104660$...
> If I had a dollar for every fool who ran out and claimed
> that VB is a better language than C#, I'd have my MCSD
> paid for in full. And if you want to get into a better
> syntax battle maybe you can have a go with the VFP guys.
> I personaly think that C# is a better language than VB,
> therefor I write in it. If you feel that a fast debuger
> is a feature... I think you spend too much time debuging.
>
> George Prado
> Concessive Technologies, Inc.
> "French is the language of love, for every thing else
> there's C#"
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >A lot more people are taking C# route. Why is that? VB
> has a lot of useful
> >syntax that C# does not.
> >
> >1) declarative event handling
> >2) single method implementing multiple interface
> functions
> >3) property with parameters
> >4) when clause for catch blocks
> >5) imports is more powerful than using because imports
> includes not only
> >classes of a namespace but also namespaces of that
> namespace.
> >6) optional parameters. This is very useful in
> declaring multiple versions
> >of constructors
> >7) C# compiles to smaller MSIL but have you try vb in
> debugging mode? I feel
> >VB code starts up a lot quicker in debugging mode than
> C#.
> >
> >Vu Dang
> >
> >
> >.
> >