Looking on Jobserve for .net related contracts, it seems those requiring C# vastly outnumber those wanting VB.Net. It didn't used to be this one sided.
As someone who's been able to get by with VB for many a year, has the time come where I should really be looking at getting into C#?
I'm reluctant because I find VB much more intuitive (seeing as I speak English and not some curly-bracket-semi-colon language).
I can read C# and work out what it's doing easy enough, so maybe I just need to use a VB.net to C# converter for my work, and just worry about blagging it through the technical test.
As someone who's been able to get by with VB for many a year, has the time come where I should really be looking at getting into C#?
I'm reluctant because I find VB much more intuitive (seeing as I speak English and not some curly-bracket-semi-colon language).
I can read C# and work out what it's doing easy enough, so maybe I just need to use a VB.net to C# converter for my work, and just worry about blagging it through the technical test.
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