Hi Andy,
I think you should choose a language you feel more comfortable with
especially if you are just learning the .NET Framework. Microsoft is very
commited to both languages so I don't think you need to worry about whether
one will outlive the other.The framework is the hardest part and if you can
use a language you are more familiar with then it will be a lot easier. It's
pretty easy to switch back and forth from C# to VB.NET once you learn the
..NET framework.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/ is a great place to start exploring.
Have Fun!
-B
"Andy" <ne*********@multizite.org> wrote in message
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Hi
Hope someone can give me some input to this question.
I'm currenty considering to more actively learn dotnet development. 2
years ago I spent some time learning VB.net, but haven't been using for
over a year and a half..
Should I continue with VB.Net, or should I learn C#? For me, the most
important think is to work with a language that is maintained, and
evolves. But, it should also be easy to use. What are the benefits with
VB.Net?
I work as a system administrator, but want to learn more development.
/Andy