I'm a C# fan. It's served me well and it's an elegant language (for the most part). I actually went with VB.Net originally, having come from a VB6 background [spit]. I made the switch to C# a few years ago and I've never looked back - I've been a C# contractor ever since. FYI, C# jobs generally pay (considerably) more than VB.Net jobs here in the UK. At least in my experience they do.
I read that C# is some 5% faster than VB.Net in general, due to thes slightly optimised IL it produces. I dunno how true that is though...
I looked at Delphi 3 quite a few years back, having worked with Turbo Pascal at college. I just didn't take to it, and I was never quite sure why.
I read that C# is some 5% faster than VB.Net in general, due to thes slightly optimised IL it produces. I dunno how true that is though...
I looked at Delphi 3 quite a few years back, having worked with Turbo Pascal at college. I just didn't take to it, and I was never quite sure why.