VB is a SCAM

Originally Posted by Hassan

Rage Much ?
The same thing happened to me last year, but I don't care.

A good programmer can never perform good on paper. Also as long as your logic is fine, a good tutor ignores such mistakes.

VB has the best text editor having best intelli-sense engine, which results in writing programs faster than any other language.

Also, in VB's editor you don't have to worry about end-ifs or any stuff like that !!

Because VB gonna rape the world with it's awesomeness in the coming future. /yea

I think there must be a speed challenge between all the languages on the forum. Then you will realize what VB really is !!

Not calling myself good or anything... But I do well on paper...

Also, it's a code editor, and C# employs the same Intellisense engine that Visual Basic does (in Visual Studio)

Originally Posted by freedompeace

Not calling myself good or anything... But I do well on paper...

I was talking about the minor mistakes. You logic must be fine on paper !!

Also, it's a code editor, and C# employs the same Intellisense engine that Visual Basic does (in Visual Studio)

Well, what can I say. You either haven't opened VB.NET yet or can't figure out the difference !!

Originally Posted by Hassan

I was talking about the minor mistakes. You logic must be fine on paper !!

Well, what can I say. You either haven't opened VB.NET yet or can't figure out the difference !!

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I have programmed in both Visual Basic and C#, fluent in both languages, and others.

I know what I'm talking about there :P

There's an obvious difference between the intellisense in VB and in C++, it's clear as day. Does C++ prompt you whenever you type anything in? autocomplete your own variables you've created? (i.e I make a variable called OMGBBQ, if i type OM it will autoselect OMGBBQ in the intellisense list.) As well as prompting you whenever you start typing anything?

EDIT:

I thought you said C++ not C#

Originally Posted by Jason

There's an obvious difference between the intellisense in VB and in C++, it's clear as day. Does C++ prompt you whenever you type anything in? autocomplete your own variables you've created? (i.e I make a variable called OMGBBQ, if i type OM it will autoselect OMGBBQ in the intellisense list.) As well as prompting you whenever you start typing anything?

EDIT:

I thought you said C++ not C#

Nigga, you drunk again !! ?

Well, basic intelli sense features are present in both C# and C++.

Originally Posted by freedompeace

I know what I'm talking about there :P

Ya, you know what you did there LOL !!

Originally Posted by Jason

There's an obvious difference between the intellisense in VB and in C++, it's clear as day. Does C++ prompt you whenever you type anything in? autocomplete your own variables you've created? (i.e I make a variable called OMGBBQ, if i type OM it will autoselect OMGBBQ in the intellisense list.) As well as prompting you whenever you start typing anything?

I said C# (note, see-sharp), not C++ (see-plus-plus).

Originally Posted by Hassan

Nigga, you drunk again !! ?

Well, basic intelli sense features are present in both C# and C++.

Ya, you know what you did there LOL !!

Like I said before Intellisense in C# and Visual Basic are practically identical. It's C++ that has a massive difference.

Originally Posted by freedompeace

I said C# (note, see-sharp), not C++ (see-plus-plus).

Like I said before Intellisense in C# and Visual Basic are practically identical. It's C++ that has a massive difference.

He edited it !!!

****

There's a huge difference in C#'s intellisense and VB's intellisense. Go find it !!

Originally Posted by Hassan

He edited it !!!

****

There's a huge difference in C#'s intellisense and VB's intellisense. Go find it !!

There is? Are you being sarcastic there? |:

lawl arun is learning VB?

Intellisense Behavior in VB as opposed to C#

Just a lil bit of food for thought.

Originally Posted by Doc

Intellisense Behavior in VB as opposed to C#

Just a lil bit of food for thought.

That article basically says that Intellisense (aka. code autocompletion) doesn't autocomplete when you go on a new line...

Kinda the opposite of what people are trying to say above this post. Plus... it's not that much of a difference - after you use it for a while you'll find yourself habitually hitting the enter key without any thought.

Here my niggas, are just a few differences that makes vb.net better than C#:

Top 10 reasons VB.NET is better than C#

Originally Posted by NextGen1

Stay On Topic , VM/Pm a mod?

Sorry, just curious.
@Arun, are you taking the course in Uni/Colledge or HighSchool?

Please don't let this be a big fight like it was in the last thread before it got lost.

Originally Posted by Hassan

I think there must be a speed challenge between all the languages on the forum. Then you will realize what VB really is !!

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C++ > (C# / VB)

VB produces more homosexuals then the amount of Africans that die from aids on a yearly basis...

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