Vb.net / C# ?

[Kotetsu]

Its what the better ?

Visual Basic . Net

Or C# . Net ?

 

And, if someone know : How to connect and insert/Select/Update queries in navicat with navicat pls? :3

Thanks !

[=Anonymous=]

pure basic

[Twostars]

Its what the better ?

Visual Basic . Net

Or C# . Net ?

 

And, if someone know : How to connect and insert/Select/Update queries in navicat with navicat pls? :3

Thanks !

C# is a much more robust language to learn. But keep in mind its much more difficult then Visual Basic. Visual Basic is good however to fastly make tools and other GUI/RAD applications. So I would personally learn both, start with VB if your new to programming until you understand the whole concept behind it. Then you can move onto much harder languages like C#. The best thing about it is, once you move to C# the IDE (Visual Studio) is exactly the same. So you will already be familiar with the designing and coding environment. Tho one can't simply say one is better over another, because the language is only as powerful as the source being compiled in it. How well you write the source is what ultimately decides if the outcome product will be any good. Compiling a completely bugless program the first time from scratch. Is something that every programmer cant do 100% of the time. Plus there is always ways to improve the programs source, to make the program perform faster, and handle its task better.

[TheEvilAnt]

C# why? pretty easy to learn is a little bit easier VB but once you have learned VB you would se it's useless and then you would learn C#. You can learn C# pretty quickly without any problem and has no sense to learn VB for learning C# later as you will only lose time when you can directly and easily learn C#. Once you have learned C# I recommend to learn C++ as C# can be decompiled easily and you can do much more things, but to learn C++ directly is difficult.

[someone]

C# why? pretty easy to learn is a little bit easier VB but once you have learned VB you would se it's useless and then you would learn C#. You can learn C# pretty quickly without any problem and has no sense to learn VB for learning C# later as you will only lose time when you can directly and easily learn C#. Once you have learned C# I recommend to learn C++ as C# can be decompiled easily and you can do much more things, but to learn C++ directly is difficult.

I recommend learning C first not C#,after that you can learn C++, C has the basics of C++ and C#.