Converting to C# - Syntax

[Jared]

Hello all,
I want to start expanding my skill to C#, and would like some
suggestions/links/resources in the syntax variants between VB and C#. I do
realize MSDN has documentation in all languages, and that will be my main
resource. What I am really looking for some suggestions on the easiest way
to make the transition, any recommendations on reading material? Has anyone
else made the "jump", what was your secret? Please do not refer beginners
books or examples, I've been working with the framework for a couple of
years now and I do have some experience with the OOP principals.
Thanks,

Jared
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[David Anton]

Many have found our VB.NET to C# converter (www.instantcsharp.com)
useful for this purpose - the snippet converter portion of the
converter is ideal for quickly getting C# equivalents of partial VB
code segments. Download our "Demo" edition, which may be all you
need. We also provide support for our free Demo Edition.

[Jared]

David, thanks for the tip, but, I was looking for some advice on moving from
VB to C#. It's my own fault, I didn't change my title from my original
un-asked question. Thanks

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Many have found our VB.NET to C# converter (www.instantcsharp.com)
useful for this purpose - the snippet converter portion of the
converter is ideal for quickly getting C# equivalents of partial VB
code segments. Download our "Demo" edition, which may be all you
need. We also provide support for our free Demo Edition.