Learning both in the longrun, but I originally started with C# out of personal choice and it was the choice of my employer at that time. I have since switched employers and the current employer prefers to vb.net (for many reasons but most being I
assume that most of the developers onsite are using it as well and there is a wealth of resources out there (potential employees).
>>I was learning c# and will switch to vb.net here soon.
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>PMFJI. Were you abandoning C# or are you learning both?
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