If you like VB, stick with VB. It's not going anywhere. Additionally, MS has stated that they intend to parallel any new functionality between VB/C# in new releases. You can see the shift starting...
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If you like VB, stick with VB. It's not going anywhere. Additionally, MS has stated that they intend to parallel any new functionality between VB/C# in new releases. You can see the shift starting...