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which one is easier?

an easy language
which is easier after vb.net?
c++ [ 7 ] ** [28.00%]
c# [ 16 ] ** [64.00%]
j++ [ 1 ] ** [4.00%]
visual web sevelopment [ 1 ] ** [4.00%]
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narmer93
post 19 Jun, 2008 - 03:45 AM
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hi rolleyes.gif smile.gif biggrin.gif i can programme a little in vb.net
is there any other programming language belong to visual studio 2005
as c# c++ j++ ... that will be easy for me to learn
vb.net was easy to lean so which of the other ones do u think will be easy to learn?
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post 19 Jun, 2008 - 06:20 AM
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And then you will need this:

vb to c# comparison chart

A few things:
- c++ is not strickly a .NET framework kinda language.
- I am concerned about " i can programme a little in vb.net" connected with "vb.net was easy to lean so which of the other ones do u think will be easy to learn". I hate to piss in your cherios, but you should probably stick to VB.NET for a while longer to get the concept of 'computer programming' down. Then once you have those concepts they easily translate to other languages.
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post 19 Jun, 2008 - 10:01 AM
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modi123 1 is probably right when he says you should stick to VB.NET a bit longer, but i have to say, if you pick any language to learn after vb.net, make it C#. They are almost identical, except for the fact that c# has different keywords than vb and is considered 'More Professional'. Also, if i could pick a language out of those four that you shouldn't learn after vb.net, it would be c++.
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post 19 Jun, 2008 - 01:05 PM
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Moved to Software Development.
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post 19 Jun, 2008 - 01:11 PM
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i agree about that c# is the easier after vb.net
they are similer in that code
vb

textbox1.text="text i want"

but i think in c# it should end with ; and c# contais alot of they symbols {
}

can some bosy tell me how to use
if___________then
_____________
else
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end if
in c#?

and what about j++ is it difficult too?
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QUOTE(jacobjordan @ 19 Jun, 2008 - 02:01 PM) *

modi123 1 is probably right when he says you should stick to VB.NET a bit longer, but i have to say, if you pick any language to learn after vb.net, make it C#. They are almost identical, except for the fact that c# has different keywords than vb and is considered 'More Professional'. Also, if i could pick a language out of those four that you shouldn't learn after vb.net, it would be c++.


Just curious why you think C++ shouldn't be learned next?
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post 19 Jun, 2008 - 04:09 PM
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QUOTE(narmer93 @ 19 Jun, 2008 - 04:11 PM) *

i agree about that c# is the easier after vb.net
they are similer in that code
vb

textbox1.text="text i want"

but i think in c# it should end with ; and c# contais alot of they symbols {
}

can some bosy tell me how to use
if___________then
_____________
else
______________________
end if
in c#?

and what about j++ is it difficult too?


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if(true) {
    System.console.println("Some text.");
}
else {
    System.console.println("More text");
}


The scope of the if..else setup is constrained by the curly brackets "{" and "}". So no "endif" or "then"

EDIT: And J++ (or J# as it is now) is just Java for .NET. In other words, a horrible piece of crap bolted to a framework that it wasn't built for. Offense to Java-junkies semi-intended. smile.gif

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post 20 Jun, 2008 - 12:36 PM
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and what about asp.net
where can i find books for it ?
and i heared that i can easily use it in vb.net2005
is that true?how?
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post 20 Jun, 2008 - 05:26 PM
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QUOTE(narmer93 @ 20 Jun, 2008 - 03:36 PM) *

and what about asp.net
where can i find books for it ?
and i heared that i can easily use it in vb.net2005
is that true?how?

ASP.NET is "Active Server Pages". It's used for building webpages. And I believe that ASP.NET pages can link to VB.NET and C#.NET assemblies. I'm not sure how, as I've never used ASP.NET.

And Amazon.com has a ton of good books on ASP. Your local bookstore should have some as well. I know Barnes and Nobles does. Not so sure about Borders though..
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post 21 Jun, 2008 - 12:10 AM
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does amazon.com have free books?
and what about frontpage ,is it easy?

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Amazon.com is a bookstore. You purchase books.

And Frontpage is a *completely* unrelated product. It's a point-and-click creator for HTML pages. No programming involved.

If you're looking for free tutorials for ASP, C#, C++, or whatever, Google is your only hope.
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if you want to learn asp.net i would also suggest to you that you learn xhtml, and css at a min. You can use vb.net as codebehind. When you create a new asp.net project you get to chose between C# and VB
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