Re: New Programming Class at My High School: What .NET Language Should Be Taught?
C#.Net should be taught as most of the examples (and certainly the Enterprise Library) supplied by M$ are in C#.Net so the students would need to be able to decipher the code.
Re: New Programming Class at My High School: What .NET Language Should Be Taught?
This question seems quite similar to others that are posted on http://ask.slashdot.org/.
Re: New Programming Class at My High School: What .NET Language Should Be Taught?
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Originally Posted by sevenhalo
Off the top of my head, ShiftRight (>>) and ShiftLeft (<<) aren't in VB.Net.
AND, OR, XOR might not be either.
Sorry dude, I thought that too, and was 100% wrong. All the bitshift operators are there. I remember a running thread a few months back where I got to delve into the MS bitshift operators in great detail. Seems to me that the operators are more simple than your next post, too. I was using something like the >>, though I don't recall whether it was exactly that, or something really close.
I'm not halucinating, either. It was one of those 'learning moments'.