visual studio 2005 professional

[gooden]

Well... i whant to know if somebody could tell me what type of language can i program with visual studio 2005 professional... i tried to see on the site but is very Dificult :S

Some languages i whanted to know if acept:

-c/c++
-vb/vb.net
-asp/asp.net
-etc....


Glad if you could help <
Gooden

[GaryMazzone]

C++,C#,asp.Net,vb at least

[sevenhalo]

JUst to qualify Gary:

C++
C# 2.0 or 3.0 if patched
ASP.Net 2.0 or 3.0 if patched
VB.Net 2.0 or 3.0 if patched
J#

[gooden]

i can use the same language that i use on vb6 right??? is kind a program that have all the language that microsoft suport?

[GaryMazzone]

The language is VB but it is nothing like VB6. It is similar to Visual Studio 6 all the languages are available.

[Hack]

The language is VB

There are times when I would challenge this.

but it is nothing like VB6.

That is unchallengeable.

The closet thing that VB6 and VB.NET have in common is that they both start with the letters VB meaning Visual Basic. VB.NET is radically different than VB6. It is also tremendously more powerful.

[Shaggy Hiker]

The syntax would appear superficially the same, but the differences are so great that if you are thinking you can work on a VB6 program in .NET, you will be greatly disappointed. If you move to .NET from VB6, that will be the time to redesign the programs. There is an upgrade wizard, and it appears to be better in 2005 than it was in previous versions, but it still isn't all that good.

[Hack]

If there is any degree of sophistication or complexity in your VB6 project, I believe it best just to do a rewrite from scratch.