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Margarita93
Thanks to all who answered my question in subject 'Do I
need to know Visual Basic in order to learn VB.Net'. That
explains a lot! I'm now more confidence moving toward to
learn VB.net. One of my programming experienced is coding
with PowerBuilder, which is an OO and using
inherriterance. Hopefully I won't have any problem
picking up VB.Net myself. Speaking of self-learning, I
want to make sure that I would start right from the
beginning. Shannon Geraci suggests that I should
learn .NET Framework then late either go with VB.Net or
C#. Thanks for pointing that out. Currently, my company
does not use any .Net. I just want to learn it to keep up
with IT zone. Can you guys suggest me where should I
start? Do you know if there is any reputation online
learning selling .Net classes? I have Microsoft Visual
Studio .NET installed. I found a couple example for
VB.Net and C# but did not see .Net Framework.
TIA,
Margarita
need to know Visual Basic in order to learn VB.Net'. That
explains a lot! I'm now more confidence moving toward to
learn VB.net. One of my programming experienced is coding
with PowerBuilder, which is an OO and using
inherriterance. Hopefully I won't have any problem
picking up VB.Net myself. Speaking of self-learning, I
want to make sure that I would start right from the
beginning. Shannon Geraci suggests that I should
learn .NET Framework then late either go with VB.Net or
C#. Thanks for pointing that out. Currently, my company
does not use any .Net. I just want to learn it to keep up
with IT zone. Can you guys suggest me where should I
start? Do you know if there is any reputation online
learning selling .Net classes? I have Microsoft Visual
Studio .NET installed. I found a couple example for
VB.Net and C# but did not see .Net Framework.
TIA,
Margarita