Bhargava Harish

• Nov 20th, 2006

 

1. C# uses Must not Inherit, VB.Net uses sealed class

2. C# uses Internal, VB.Net uses Friend

3. VB.Net uses with events and end events

4. C# uses abstract and VB.Net uses Must Inherit

Manish Jape

• Mar 6th, 2007

 

C#.NET?has Static Class. (Not instance or method)
VB.NET doesnt have such thing called Static/Shared Class.

ImDaFrEaK

 Profile Answers by ImDaFrEaK 

• Sep 11th, 2007

 

An article from Microsoft suggest that VB.NET and C# are the same as afar as OOP goes.? The differences in C# consist of abilities to handle un-managed code (non .NET related code) and that VB.NET uses late binding.? I personally don't program with late binding in VB.NET (Option Strict On) in which compiles my code exactly the same as C#.? I feel that Visual Studio has more tools built to help VB.NET programmers and this makes me appreciate VB.NET more than C# but as far as programming and results your going to get the same thing either way.? Its all up to how you program and your discipline.