i used to code in VB.NET, recently i joined a company and found my self that they say they are not developing with vb.net.they use C# as the development language.
their reason for not developing with vb.net is that vb.net is not a fully OOP language.but i don't belive that i do belive that VB.NET is as powerfull as C# that now all code converted in to MSIL it's level playground now.

This is a debate that will never die (alot like the Windows vs Linux vs Mac debate) but allow me to give you my thoughts.

First my opinion about this statement: now i have to learn C# syntex and that baD BRACKETS and case sensitive. If your not willing to learn, you probably shouldnt be a programmer. The c# syntax varies only slightly from that of VB, so what if its Case sensitive?

I know both C# and VB and use both languages on a daily basis at my job and I, personally, prefer C# albeit personal preferance.

In any case, yes you are correct, with the advent of .NET C# does not really have an edge over VB or vice versa however, I still think, VB lends itself more to "lazy" programmers and you can still pick up alot of bad habits from VB.

Case in point, VB has the OPTIONAL keyword which can be placed in a methods signature that makes that particular argument not necessary when you make a call to it. When this gets compilied down, the Optional keyword gets changed to: opt but here is the thing, C# developers don't have access to any such keyword and we are forced to use method overloading (the correct way of doing things) as opposed to using the optional keyword.

In any case, at least in the United States, you will get ALOT more phone calls from potential employers from knowing C# then if you only knew VB and that is a bad stigma for VB Developers and one that they rightfully shouldnt have, but be as it may, C# is still the language of choice from alot of the companies i have had corrospondeance with.

My advice, suck it up, and learn C# it isn't going to hurt anything if you do.

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i have a problem where i develop a ASP.NET Web page and my partner in next room wants to see it.two computers are networked
i gave hime the url http://dinesh/traxwebclient/Default.aspx
when he type it in his browser and go, page isn't displayed
my machine name is dinesh and the webfolder is traxwebclient
but when we did vice verca that i can access pages from his computer
what's wrong here

Sounds like a firewall issue if he is getting a 404 error. Alternatively, if he is getting an application error, it may be how you have IIS setup.

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