Yes, but it seems like the syntax of C# is more similar to vfp (and JavaScript). Plus all the VFP gurus seem to have chosen C# instead of vb.net...
>I think some of these opinions are based on the future directions of each language as well. In Whidbey for example, VB will have edit-and-continue in the debugger while C# will not, which is often useful for UI/form development. From our recent world-wide VFP survey, more VFP developers are using VB .NET over C#.