In case you were wondering on the C# vs VB.NET preference for certification

Final results for those that responded to my survey with the following question:

"With which language have you taken or are you planning to take your MCAD or MCSD?"

was:

C# = 174 VB.NET = 86

So it's running roughly 2 to 1 for C# vs VB.NET as the preferred language for certification.


http://elgranadahome.com/survey

Wray Smallwood

Wray Smallwood

And maybe also include the number of those who upgraded from VB6 to VB.NET
or opted to go for C# instead. Might be more meaningful in terms of trends
(or preferences) if that is what you are looking for.

Nathan

When .Net came out there were still quite a few customers who where not
ready to make the transition to the .Net Framework. To keep things sorted
out in my head while learning .Net I chose to do all the .Net development in
C# and all the non-Framework (Win32) development in VB6. I suspect that
others may have done the same.

But if you really want to get your head screwed up try using Modula-2 in
Grad School and Ada at work, Whew.

Guy

"Maria" <> wrote in message
news:049a01c35a58$a1460b90$...
> Interesting!
>
> Any particular reason why do you dont count people who
> have mixed the two? I switched from VB to C# and I suspect
> I'm not alone.
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Final results for those that responded to my survey with
> the following question:
> >
> >"With which language have you taken or are you planning
> to take your MCAD or MCSD?"
> >
> >was:
> >
> >C# = 174 VB.NET = 86
> >
> >So it's running roughly 2 to 1 for C# vs VB.NET as the
> preferred language for certification.
> >
> >
> >http://elgranadahome.com/survey
> >
> >Wray Smallwood

Guy Cox