>> Hi !
>> I've looked at VB.NET and C#. C# seems be far more elegant, but VB.NET syntax
>> is more similar to VFP syntax (IMO). Can you tell me why do you think so ?
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>VB Syntax is more verbouse. There are lots of commands to learn. C# on the other hand has few commands and does almost everything with objects.
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>Also, once you get past the {, } and ; the C# syntax isn't all that different from VFP. Things are named "this.something", and so forth.
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>It's not entirely logical, I guess. It would seem that VB.NET should be more fox-like. But I find C# much easier. Most things simply work the way I would expect them to work. This is not always the case in VB.NET...
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>Markus

I hope you are right. For me C# shines. So it would be nice if jump into C# would be easier than into VB.NET. To make propper decision it is important to know what language has better future in Microsoft. But what we can say about future.... C# is pretty but maybe father loves ugly VB.NET more. When I jump into foxpro in 1990 it was clear for me that it is good decision. Now it is more difficult (for me).
Best regards, J.Sz.