C# Better then vb.net?

Originally Posted by 'Bruno

2008 = IDE Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 <Express,Pro,Etc>, .NET Framework 3.5

2010 = IDE Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 <Express,Pro,Etc>, .NET Framework 4.0

Changes? .NET Framework. That's what changes. And they usually associate the year with that framework. Which is being used by default when using Microsoft Visual XXXX IDE's.

The language is the same.

And I don't really feel like arguing this kind of stuff with someone who actually said that.

Sometimes new language features are added

In .NET 4's case, default parameters for C# , yay !

Originally Posted by freedompeace

Sometimes new language features are added

In .NET 4's case, default parameters for C# , yay !

but that's what IDE helps you with.

You could pretty much code a whole *.cs in notepad, and use csc.exe to compile it. And it would run ^^. As long as you know what you are doing. (When i mean you, i mean every of us)...

Originally Posted by freedompeace

Sometimes new language features are added

In .NET 4's case, default parameters for C# , yay !

That's what Brinuz meant lol. Yeah I was devs that C#2008 Express IDE doesn't incorporate .NET 4, love the IDE, but need moar default params!

Originally Posted by 'Bruno

but that's what IDE helps you with.

You could pretty much code a whole *.cs in notepad, and use csc.exe to compile it. And it would run ^^. As long as you know what you are doing. (When i mean you, i mean every of us)...

Actually, that's what I do (well, forced to come down to) /:

Originally Posted by freedompeace

Actually, that's what I do (well, forced to come down to) /:

Why don't you use an IDE then?

Originally Posted by Nathan

Why don't you use an IDE then?

It's not a bad Behaviour, It makes you know your crap better in fact ; Despite it's not recommended for widespread / biggie projects as it can cause much headaches.

People get dumb using Crappy VStudio with Intellisense, Coming back to notepad every once in a while can't hurt test your memory and habits.

Originally Posted by Melodia

It's not a bad Behaviour, It makes you know your crap better in fact ; Despite it's not recommended for widespread / biggie projects as it can cause much headaches.

People get dumb using Crappy VStudio with Intellisense, Coming back to notepad every once in a while can't hurt test your memory and habits.

I agree VStudio is crap.
And I also agree it's better because it trains you more.

But he said he was forced to use notepad, and I was wondering why.

Originally Posted by Nathan

Why don't you use an IDE then?

Moving from computer to computer, notepad is the only thing I get :/

And my dad's netbook (which I began using yesterday) can't run an IDE, it's a tiny eeepc with like, 512MB RAM and an Intel Atom from a few years ago. Plus, it's got a max resolution of 1026 x 600 <<

Originally Posted by Melodia

It's not a bad Behaviour, It makes you know your crap better in fact ; Despite it's not recommended for widespread / biggie projects as it can cause much headaches.

People get dumb using Crappy VStudio with Intellisense, Coming back to notepad every once in a while can't hurt test your memory and habits.

Yes, except it's not very productive

Especially when you're doing this:

Code:

tabtabtatabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabbtabtabtabtabtabtabwhile (true)
tabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtab{
tabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabbyte a = &b;
tabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabProcess(a);
tabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtab}

Originally Posted by freedompeace

Moving from computer to computer, notepad is the only thing I get :/

And my dad's netbook (which I began using yesterday) can't run an IDE, it's a tiny eeepc with like, 512MB RAM and an Intel Atom from a few years ago. Plus, it's got a max resolution of 1026 x 600 <<

Yes, except it's not very productive

Especially when you're doing this:

Code:

tabtabtatabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabbtabtabtabtabtabtabwhile (true)
tabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtab{
tabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabbyte a = &b;
tabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabProcess(a);
tabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtab}

That must suck.

Originally Posted by freedompeace

Yes, except it's not very productive

Especially when you're doing this:

Code:

tabtabtatabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabbtabtabtabtabtabtabwhile (true)
tabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtab{
tabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabbyte a = &b;
tabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabProcess(a);
tabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtabtab}

That's what I meant by Headaches x).

At least get Notepad++ or Anything wiff syntax highlighting and auto-tabbing, Will spare some trouble.

When I'm in dipshit or don't have anything I use tiny Html/CSS IDE's ; They manage files and have tabbing :3, But I guess Notepad++ has that too if my memory is correct x).

Originally Posted by Melodia

That's what I meant by Headaches x).

At least get Notepad++ or Anything wiff syntax highlighting and auto-tabbing, Will spare some trouble.

When I'm in dipshit or don't have anything I use tiny Html/CSS IDE's ; They manage files and have tabbing :3, But I guess Notepad++ has that too if my memory is correct x).

Yes Notepad++ has that too.

Or ConTEXT.

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