Didnt notice this first time round, thats another complete myth, both VB.NET and C# are high level languages, line for line will rarely be much difference between VB.NET and C#, if OPTION STRICT is on as I said earlier to remove the performance difference for most applications the difference is just syntax and thats it.. C# developers tend to get paid more because these myths persist, its normally takes around 2-4 weeks for a VB.NET developer to convert to C# and the same for a C# developer to convert to VB.NET. Jen
now that i have learnt some part of c#, i can tell C# is hardcoding language which generally people don't like if know VB but hardcoding is always gives good result (in both speed , resource) as compaired to any predesigned program like VB or VB.NET
I came from VB6, so I naturally tended toward VB.Net. Of course, after a while you can easily learn to work in both.