Programming Requirement

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I'm looking at learning Microsoft dotnet, do I need to know any type
of programming language before I start, or can I do everything with
dotnet?
 
JAgger1 said:
I'm looking at learning Microsoft dotnet, do I need to know any type
of programming language before I start, or can I do everything with
dotnet?
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Well, dotnet isn't a language. There are at least three languages to
choose from: VB.Net (not classic VB/VB 6), C# and F# (CSharp and FSharp).
 
Well, dotnet isn't a language.  There are at least three languages to
choose from: VB.Net (not classic VB/VB 6), C# and F# (CSharp and FSharp).
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So of the three languages to choose from, would you say VB.Net would
be the best one to learn? I heard VB/VB 6 is no longer supported?
 
So of the three languages to choose from, would you say VB.Net would
be the best one to learn? I heard VB/VB 6 is no longer supported?
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It is more English like, but I would not say easier necessarily. Examine
your market and see which language is more popular. Then you can best
chooese the language most likely to get you a job.

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Cor said:
For DotNet Microsoft is giving a bunch of software for free to learning
developing.
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Too bad they're not handing out English lessons too...

(ouch, couldn't resist)

=)))

(Ducks & Runs Like Hell)

Branco.
 
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