HI,
I’m learning C# and already know VB .Net. I noticed that C# you have a
Static Void Main () (entry point of the app).
Well that got me thinking, I was told that VB.net removed “The Black Box”
of software (hidden code). Where is my Shared sub Main ()? When I create a
blank app and run it, it asked me where is Shared sub Main. So, can I assume
that it’s hidden on a win32 app? And if so, why hide it?
Thanks
Jul 21 '05
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"Jon Skeet> In other words, this isn't a framework feature which C# can't use, it's
a VB.NET compiler feature (and not one I personally like, but that's a
different matter).
I said I am now not in the possition of the book where I thought that I had
readed it in, therefore I have no start point for furter investigation and
did even not want to go for idalsm what I could have done before, however
than still does not misprove what I thought I have readed.
That you personally not like this feature in VBNet is your personally
decission as you wrote.
The Sub Main is even from before the C time as a needed hard named
startpoint (address 0). I never liked it that it was not variable.
To like this, sounds for me very conservative, while I like innovation.
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