Mark,
That is what you mean with own.
Microsoft owns Visual Studio and all what is about C# inside that or to say
it easier by instance Visual C# Express.
However, Microsoft cannot create themselves alone new possibilities in the
language C# as they can in VB.
Therefore Visual C# 3.0 misses some parts which are now in VB9.
Don't understand me wrong, this can be a benefit for C#.
I among those which think about the opposite as I have seen Cobol slowly
dying because the owners could not go with the progression in hardware.
Therefore Cobol, which was a great programming language for the time it
started, was keeping its old possibilities only based on batch computing.
Cor
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One of my friends saying that C# does not own by Microsoft.
Does anybody has anything to say about this.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Mark