VB.NET to VC .NET

I have just started learning VB .NET (i was semi-fluent in VB6) and i am wondering how easy would it be a competant VB.NET programmer to switch to VC.NET?

I want to be able to switch to VC.NET (for university) by September

thanks

How fluent are you in C or C++?

The transition from VB6 to VB.NET can be pretty intense as it is almost like learning a new language.

However, the transition from C++ to C# really wasn't that bad (at least not for me.)

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Originally Posted by Hack

How fluent are you in C or C++?

The transition from VB6 to VB.NET can be pretty intense as it is almost like learning a new language.

However, the transition from C++ to C# really wasn't that bad (at least not for me.)

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I've never typed 1 bit of C code in my whole life, so i'm 0% fluent. Yeh i am having a hard time changing from VB6 to VB.NET, i cant get my head around the new way that ADO works, it seems like you have to be fluent in SQL just to use it :cry: :ehh:

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Originally Posted by x-ice

I've never typed 1 bit of C code in my whole life, so i'm 0% fluent.

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Then, if you are going from VB6/VB.NET to C# you are in for a real "treat".

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Originally Posted by x-ice

Yeh i am having a hard time changing from VB6 to VB.NET, i cant get my head around the new way that ADO works, it seems like you have to be fluent in SQL just to use it :cry: :ehh:

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Knowing SQL is good for any programming language that you use.