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Plus you have little +'s like using unsafe body method's/methods etc
And there is a BIG advantage: knowing C# will literally make you understand almost everything in Java. Their grammar is almost identical and they work in a very similar way. Once you get used to C#'s sintax when you look at c, c++, java, etc you will see it as something normal and not a bunch of braces and short words and simbols that was like i felt when i started C#
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My first modern programming language was Java.
C# follows its syntax, but the bulk of that syntax is also the .Net framework, which you use in VB also.
Dim _mybitmap As New Bitmap()
Bitmap _mybitmap = new Bitmap();
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Thanks for all the input:)
I just installed Microsoft Visual Studio.NET and set up my first VB.net project. Are there any good books that you folk's recommend for someone starting out with VB.Net?
