选择将来使用的编程语言...... [英] Choosing a programming language for use in the future...
问题描述
我目前正在使用vb.net语言对应用程序进行编程，并且因为从vb6迁移而无法看到许多问题。我喜欢
环境，以及易用性，但我想知道我的应用程序可以更好吗
c＃？我已经学习了vb6，vb.net和c ++，目前我正在学习很多关于c＃的b $ b，并且将在未来的
中做更多的应用程序。从技术上讲，我可以学习任何编程语言，并坚持使用它，但这是正确的问题。我将支持很多自定义控件，windows应用程序和web
开发项目，并想知道是否有其他人有任何
洞察为什么我应该坚持使用vb.net，而不是转向c＃和
将所有未来的开发都用于该语言。在我看来，c＃看起来好像是b $ b，好像它符合更少的代码，而且应用程序使用更少的内存，但是另一方面vb.net代码更容易看到
在眼睛上，和
导航。我知道在statemnt
块，变量声明和其他黑暗方面还有很多其他的区别，但我不知道它们。任何关于这个主题的见解都会很棒。
谢谢，
Murl
mu**@cbsmemphis.com （murl）在新闻中写道：a11c4534.0401261406.4a527555
@ posting.google.com:环境，以及易用性，但我想知道我的应用程序可以更好用吗？我已经学习了vb6，vb.net和c ++，目前我正在学习
编号.net。一切都是一样的。语言现在只是个人的优惠价格。
-
Chad Z. Hower（又名Kudzu） - http://www.hower.org/Kudzu/
编程是一种反击的艺术形式
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Murl，
如果你对VB.NET感到很舒服并发现自己最有成效
用它然后我不能说你应该去C＃，只因为
对你有益考虑到
所有内容都归结为IL代码。虽然IL编写的C＃
吐出的代码和VB吐出的代码不一样，但它足够接近你b $ b没有看到perf问题（对于大部分）。
另外，随着编辑的返回并继续下一个版本的
VS.NET，我想起了很多VB '非常非常快乐。
希望这会有所帮助。
-
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET / C＃MVP]
- mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com
" murl" <亩** @ cbsmemphis.com>在留言中写道
新闻：a1 ************************** @ posting.google.c om ...我目前正在使用vb.net语言编写应用程序，并且因为从vb6迁移而无法看到它的许多问题。我喜欢
环境和易用性，但我想知道我的应用程序可以更好用吗？我已经学习了vb6，vb.net和c ++，目前正在学习很多关于c＃的知识，并且将来还会做更多的应用程序。从技术上讲，我可以学习任何编程语言，并坚持使用它，但正确的是问题。我将建立相当多的自定义控件，Windows应用程序和Web开发项目，并且想知道是否有其他人对我为什么要坚持使用vb.net有任何见解，而不是转向c＃和
将所有未来的开发用于该语言。在我看来，c＃看起来好像它符合更少的代码，并且应用程序使用更少的内存，但另一方面，另一方面vb.net代码更容易在眼睛上看，并且
四处走动。我知道在statemnt
块，变量声明和其他黑暗方面还有很多其他的区别，但我不知道它们。任何关于这个主题的见解都会很棒。
谢谢，
Murl
了解C＃！
jc
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news：Xn ***************** @ 127.0.0.1 ...mu ** @ cbsmemphis.com （murl）在新闻中写道：a11c4534.0401261406.4a527555
@ posting.google.com：环境，以及易用性，但奇怪我的应用程序可以更好地用于＃/ c＃？我已经学过vb6，vb.net和c ++，目前正在学习
没有.net。一切都是一样的。语言现在只是个人的偏好。
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Chad Z. Hower（又名Kudzu） - http://www.hower.org/Kudzu/
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I currently am programming apps using the vb.net language and haven''t
seen to many problems with it, since migrating from vb6. I love the
enviornment, and the ease of use but wonder could my apps be better in
c#? I have studied vb6, vb.net, and c++, and am currently learning
alot about c#, and will be doing quite a few more applications in the
future. Technically i could learn any programming language and stick
with it, but is that one the right one is the question. I will be
buidling quite a lot of custom controls, windows applications, and web
development projects and was wanting to know if anyone else has any
insight on why i should stick with vb.net, and not move to c# and
dedicate all future development in that language. In my mind c# looks
as if it complies to less code, and the apps use less memory, but on
the other hand vb.net code is easier to look at on the eyes, and
navigate around. I know there are many other differences in statemnt
blocks, variable declaration and other dark aspects of it, but im not
aware of them. Any insight on this subject would be great.
Thanks,
Murl解决方案mu**@cbsmemphis.com (murl) wrote in news:a11c4534.0401261406.4a527555
@posting.google.com:enviornment, and the ease of use but wonder could my apps be better in
c#? I have studied vb6, vb.net, and c++, and am currently learning
No. With .net everything is the same. Language is now just a personal
preference.
--
Chad Z. Hower (a.k.a. Kudzu) - http://www.hower.org/Kudzu/
"Programming is an art form that fights back"
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Murl,
If you are comfortable with VB.NET and find yourself most productive
with it, then I couldn''t say that you should go to C#, only because the
benefits that you are going to gain are not much, considering that
everything compiles down to IL code. While the code that IL code that C#
spits out and VB spits out is not the same, it is close enough that you
don''t see perf issues (for the most part).
Also, with the return of edit and continue in the next version of
VS.NET, I imagine that a lot of VB''ers will be very, very happy.
Hope this helps.
--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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"murl" <mu**@cbsmemphis.com> wrote in message
news:a1**************************@posting.google.c om...I currently am programming apps using the vb.net language and haven''t
seen to many problems with it, since migrating from vb6. I love the
enviornment, and the ease of use but wonder could my apps be better in
c#? I have studied vb6, vb.net, and c++, and am currently learning
alot about c#, and will be doing quite a few more applications in the
future. Technically i could learn any programming language and stick
with it, but is that one the right one is the question. I will be
buidling quite a lot of custom controls, windows applications, and web
development projects and was wanting to know if anyone else has any
insight on why i should stick with vb.net, and not move to c# and
dedicate all future development in that language. In my mind c# looks
as if it complies to less code, and the apps use less memory, but on
the other hand vb.net code is easier to look at on the eyes, and
navigate around. I know there are many other differences in statemnt
blocks, variable declaration and other dark aspects of it, but im not
aware of them. Any insight on this subject would be great.
Thanks,
Murl
lear C# !
jc
"Chad Z. Hower aka Kudzu" <cp**@hower.org> wrote in message
news:Xn*****************@127.0.0.1...mu**@cbsmemphis.com (murl) wrote in news:a11c4534.0401261406.4a527555
@posting.google.com:enviornment, and the ease of use but wonder could my apps be better in
c#? I have studied vb6, vb.net, and c++, and am currently learning
No. With .net everything is the same. Language is now just a personal
preference.
--
Chad Z. Hower (a.k.a. Kudzu) - http://www.hower.org/Kudzu/
"Programming is an art form that fights back"
ELKNews - Get your free copy at http://www.atozedsoftware.com
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