Title: OOP WITH MICROSOFT VB.NET AND C# STEP BY STEP
Author: Robin A. Reynolds-Haertle
Overview
Microsoft Visual Basic developers have long clamored for complete objectoriented language support. Microsoft Visual Basic .NET supports all the features of an objectoriented language. In addition, the entire Microsoft .NET Framework, which includes the development support for Microsoft Windows applications, Web applications, Web services, graphics, and data access, is designed according to object-oriented principles. Developers who have a firm grasp of object-oriented principles will be the strongest .NET developers.
Also new to developers is C#, a C-based language that gives developers a language choice for developing with the .NET Framework. Some C, Java, and C++ development will move to C# to take advantage of .NET’s features. Visual Basic programmers looking to learn a C language might also move to C#. Visual Basic .NET and C# both support object-oriented development with the .NET Framework. No matter what language you choose for development, being able to read code in either language will double your access to Microsoft Visual Studio documentation, .NET books, magazine articles, and other developer resources.
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Author: Robin A. Reynolds-Haertle
Overview
Microsoft Visual Basic developers have long clamored for complete objectoriented language support. Microsoft Visual Basic .NET supports all the features of an objectoriented language. In addition, the entire Microsoft .NET Framework, which includes the development support for Microsoft Windows applications, Web applications, Web services, graphics, and data access, is designed according to object-oriented principles. Developers who have a firm grasp of object-oriented principles will be the strongest .NET developers.
Also new to developers is C#, a C-based language that gives developers a language choice for developing with the .NET Framework. Some C, Java, and C++ development will move to C# to take advantage of .NET’s features. Visual Basic programmers looking to learn a C language might also move to C#. Visual Basic .NET and C# both support object-oriented development with the .NET Framework. No matter what language you choose for development, being able to read code in either language will double your access to Microsoft Visual Studio documentation, .NET books, magazine articles, and other developer resources.
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