>I have a VFP application that my division manager want converted to C#.NET. I am not familiar with C#.NET enough to know if it is indeed superior to VFP or if my division manager just wants something done in C#.NET. Can someone enlighten me?
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Lawrence,

A language is just a tool. They're like different kinds of saws. For some problems you need a hacksaw and for others a chainsaw.

If you've got a high degree of data intense manipulation, then VFP is the way to go. If not, then maybe C#.

In some cases you can employ an n-tier solution. Let VFP handle the data intense things, and pass the results back, via XML, to C#.

Programming isn't about languages. It's about solving problems.