Michael..

I don't need to explicity import the system namespace or define the namespace with VB. But, assuming I had to, with VB, I still don't have to get caught up with case sensitivity, semi colons, and curly braces.

If you create a C# class from scratch and compare that with what you get from VB from scratch, that is what I posted.

It was an entirely fair comparison.

There is a reason why VB was/is the most popular programming/development environment in the world..< bg >...





>Common John,
>
>How about a fair compairson.
>
>C#
>
>

>using System;
>
>namespace CSharpClass
>{
>	public class Class1
>	{
>	}
>}
>
>

>
>Or VB
>
>

>Imports System
>
>Namespace VBClass
>
>	Public Class VisualBasicClass
>
>	End Class
>
>End Namespace
>

>
>
>
>>Hi John...
>>
>>You be the judge:
>>
>>C#
>>
>>

>>
>>using System;
>>
>>namespace CSharpClass
>>{
>>	public class Class1
>>	{
>>		public Class1()
>>		{
>>
>>		}
>>	}
>>}
>>
>>

>>
>>Or VB
>>
>>

>>
>>Public Class VisualBasicClass
>>
>>End Class
>>
>>

>>
>>I understand this is a VERY simple comparison. Sometimes, the simple comparisions make for the best ones because they strip away extraneous items.
>>
>>All things being materially equal, I will forgo the archaic requirements of C#. How anybody can call C# "elegant" is beyond me....< s >...