why the difference in C# and VB.net Code file?

hi to everyone..

Very simple.  The implementation details of the two languages are different.

VB.Net hides a lot more of the low-level code details from the user.  VB is intended as an easier entry-level for a developer in .Net than C# is.   You can look at the lower-level details in VB if you want to but the overall concept of VB is relative simplicity.

The underlying details are the same for both languages, the presentation to the developer is different, that's all.

-bwr-

Hi,
VB.NET has the responsibility of carry forward the VB6.0 syntax. Because Microsoft don't need the big VB6.0/COM programmers to go some where rather than migrate to .NET. The syntax of VB.NET resembles with VB6.0. So VB6.0 developers can easily migrate to .NET. But C# is an entirely new language developed only for .NET. Thta's why they C# and VB.NET syntax are different. But after compilation and converted to CIL language, both may not showing any difference. You please try this by opening 2 assemblies in ILDASM tool.
 

VB.Net and C# are different languages. So they do things differently.

thanks Jaish Mathews sir.. i got idea about this by your answe..

Both file have different sysntax. ClR have different  different compiler for both file.
so we need both type of files