[Braber01]

You'll end up Writing VB code like this

Dim myInt[] As Integer 'Note I acually did not make this mistake but It's one I'm likely to make in the future
Dim myString As String; 'I use this semicolon all the time in VB which is Bad (VB needs to make use of the semi colon)

and just today I tried to write some C# like this

//Some code here
int i;
char x; 'oops this is a VB comment

Has anybody else make these kind of mistakes?

[DimitriV]

Yes. I was helping an OP in C# and referring to indices in a ListBox like this:

ListBox1.Items.Item(353)
'instead of
ListBox1.Items.Item[353];

Gotta watch those mistakes - they're the real killer for me.

[TheITNinja]

Yes! so true, the pain us polygot programmers have to go through!

On modern web stacks, you literally have to master a few handful of languages. Context switching starts becoming second nature.

I like it when I'm putting ";" then realising I'm in VB land. Other times, I'll be putting indents and realise its not python etc..!

[Braber01]

The ITNinja If you Like Python Check out Boo.Net it's a Python like Language for the .NET frame work