It is said that in .NET, .NET Framework and CLR are the basis for the application run. So, VB.NET and C # are exactly the same, just different grammar? Please see the information I have finished.
First, c #
--- Simple as VB, like a new language like C
C # is the first-line component-oriented language by Turbo Pascal, Delphi, And Visual J , the chief designer Anders Hejlsberg. Base class library is written by C #
Second, VB.NET
--- Basic language fully faced
1. New language features fully faced object-inheritance, overloading, shared member, structured exception handling strong language - strict type inspection, variable declaration initialization, support garbage collection power - Support for delegates, free threading, Variant data types are replaced by Object 2. Syntax consistent with VB6
Third, 2 differences?
Syntax difference
For example, looping
VB.NET
For i = 1 to 10 'for loopnext i
C #
For (i = 1; i <11; i ) {// for loop}
In addition, Visual Basic is not sensitive to case, while C # is sensitive.
2.C # has the characteristics of Visual Basic
Pointer, shift operator, embedded document (XML) overload operator
3. Visual Basic has but C # does not have characteristics
More richer grammar: events, try ... catch, select ... case, implementing the later binding, dynamic array, module, optional parameter, parameterization properties, background compilation
