which is better plzzz

hmoghazi

i am a new programm. i am trying to use C# i am a little confused don't know use VB.net or C# i found C# more intresting but a little complex where VB. is soo easy but not that int. which one is better ? and why is it better .? does vb or C# can do anything the other can not ? or did microsoft say anything about which is better and that application is more realiable on any of them ? alsoo i have a prob. with functions and oop i got the logic but the synt. ............... could any 1 tell me an easy book in oop for C#?

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hmoghazi21y ago
i mean for absolute begginer and by the way it's gr8 since i wanna learn java alsoo after that
hmoghazi21y ago
thx i learnt that ....found that easy elhamdolellah i have seen C# for absolute programmer is great and complete C# wich is better i think it's really gr8 i think it's the best book C# is really intresting ..... have a nice day and thank ya :)
ferasdeeb21y ago
HI ... first I agree with you Mr. Mykonian about your comparission between the tow languages and i like to add ane more (non technical) note for the main question "Which is better ?" actually choosing a programmingt language depends basicly on the application you try to develope and its dependencies I mean the purposes of it ... for example if you need to develope a runtime application it is may be better to use ANCI C because it is faster than OOP languages ... but (as I think) in case of learning new programming language like C# or VB.NET there is no problem to chose to start with any of them because the switching between them after being good in one is not that much hard ... good luck ...
Mykonine22y ago
Any book that teaches C# will likely fulfill the burden of explaining OOP syntax since C# is based around OOP in the first place. As for coding... with the .Net Framework VB.NET and C# are capable of the same things. However, VB was originally event driven, not object oriented, which makes VB.NET's hacked syntax not as well suited towards OOP as C#'s, which was pretty much derived from Java, whose syntax was also based around OOP. There really is no reason to program in VB.NET when C# does pretty much everything VB.NET did without the ambiguous syntax I remember so clearly.