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I just join a new company and my company is providing services in vb and asp and I dont want to work on these technology can i shift my company business to c# from vb in a step by step manner. Means that can we use c# and vb simultenously in our running project, means that can i transfer little bit business of our vb base project to c#
migrating from vb to c#
I just join a new company and my company is providing services in vb and asp and I dont want to work on these technology can i shift my company business to c# from vb in a step by step manner. Means that can we use c# and vb simultenously in our running project, means that can i transfer little bit business of our vb base project to c# 
Linear Mode
