Just to make one thing clear. Framework classes (especially in VS2005) are written in *both* C# and VB. There's nothing inherent about C# that makes it more ".NET friendly". The real difference should be based on the approach to development that you prefer. C# is for code-focused developers, VB is focused on making the whole development experience faster/better. They both compile to the same or similar IL.

If you want a good set of details on VB check out www.panopticoncentral.net.

yag

>>>>Hi all
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>>>>For a VFP programer like me witch one between VB.net or C# should i learn
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>>>>TIA
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>>>There is an article in Foxpro Advisor that talk about this : http://foxproadvisor.com/doc/08027
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>>The article is actually in VB/SQL Advisor. Somehow, I don't see Paul Sheriff writing for FPA....
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>Yes, you're right. I make the mistake because the link was on the frontpage of Foxpro Advisor.
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>BTW, the article is biased towards VB.NET (no surprise here). One of the most interesting reader's comment is from James. He mentions that being case-sensitive is an advantage of C# compared to VB.NET because IL (.NET Intermediate Language) IS case-sensitive too.
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>IMHO, VB.NET should only choosen by those who have only programmed in VB. All the others should choose C# as it is more integrated with .NET (it seems that a lot of .NET classes are programmed in C#).